CompuServe Thread

#Dataset Piracy

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#123221From: David StinnettSep 11, 1994 1:59 AM
It's a tricky issue when it comes to kids. There are some things that children have no business having access to, but how can you stop them? You can't. But it shouldn't be easy for them to get it, at least not without their parent's knowledge. And there is really no way to judge what is appropriate for kids in general, it all depends on the individual. I certainly wouldn't want the government, or anybody for that matter, telling me what what is right for me OR my kids (no, I don't have any kids, but hey… it could happen). David
#123232From: Gus GrubbaSep 11, 1994 3:08 AM
>> (no, I don't have any kids, but hey… it could happen). <g> I liked that! I know, I know… I don't know how to deal with either. I guess it boils down to common sense. If I could pick one single problem in the world to be fixed it would be giving common sense to the world! (Heck with food, give them sense to figure it out by themselves).
#123235From: David StinnettSep 11, 1994 5:45 AM
You've got that right! If most people had even a little more common sense, this world would be a much better (and safer) place to live. David