Hello, > 1. be intended for kids older than 5 (?) and/or their parents
Yes, for kids who can read a bit. > 2. not be commercial (=leading to online toy store or online game) Of course, and it's better if they're involving benevolent communities as free software do. We want to spread the spirit of sharing, not the spirit of locking down users ;). > 3. include language versions for the most of DDL officially supported > languages Better but necessary. There may be interesting websites that are only available in one language. > 4. not be blocked by Dans Guardian Not a problem, DansGuardian also has a white list to let some approved websites be displayed whatever the filters. > If I missed some important criteria please suggest. We don't want to lead children to competing online services, may they be free of charge and free of ads. One of our possible development axis is to build an online community and share resources such as drawings to be colored, children songs, etc. Of course if we find existing communities that embrace our philosophy, we won't redo their work but try to build a partnership instead. > I will examine what our competitors do and prepare an alpha version of > bookmarks supposed set by the middle of next week. Don't hesitate to tell us what's going on. Cheers, JM. _______________________________________________ Doudoulinux-dev mailing list [email protected] https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/doudoulinux-dev
