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<blockquote data-quote="GreenJelly" data-source="post: 770431" data-attributes="member: 114577">I saw this post and was surprised.&nbsp; I guess their maybe a difference in cultures and/or acceptability here.&nbsp; First in Swedon, Japan, and Asia the idea's of what are acceptable are allot different then what is acceptable in NY.&nbsp; Even the Western US differs from us.Personally I like to see most projects provide more information to more people, regardless of their opinions on that information.&nbsp; However I also like to see companys/projects act responsibly by providing ways to allow parents to monitor the content their children see.&nbsp; Many Video Games, Computer Games, and Movies are declared &quot;Pornagraphic&quot; in nature.&nbsp; We allow our kids to see violence in TV/Movies, yet boobies will forever make them blind.&nbsp; You may not agree with these statements but shouldn't it be the goal of a project like this to allow users and parents to make choices and enable them to do so under their conditions?P.S. Maybe this is an American Ideal based on our strong desire to respect free speech, even if we don't like it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreenJelly, post: 770431, member: 114577"] I saw this post and was surprised. I guess their maybe a difference in cultures and/or acceptability here. First in Swedon, Japan, and Asia the idea's of what are acceptable are allot different then what is acceptable in NY. Even the Western US differs from us. Personally I like to see most projects provide more information to more people, regardless of their opinions on that information. However I also like to see companys/projects act responsibly by providing ways to allow parents to monitor the content their children see. Many Video Games, Computer Games, and Movies are declared "Pornagraphic" in nature. We allow our kids to see violence in TV/Movies, yet boobies will forever make them blind. You may not agree with these statements but shouldn't it be the goal of a project like this to allow users and parents to make choices and enable them to do so under their conditions? P.S. Maybe this is an American Ideal based on our strong desire to respect free speech, even if we don't like it. [/QUOTE]

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