[I'm not on domain-policy, so feel free to forward my post there is
you wish. --gregbo]
jeff Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>But it that it is possible at the ISP level the children (under 18
>yrs of age) can be protected through DNS access management, children
>should be protected and still allow for adult content to be accessed
>by those adults that choose to do so.
There is no such thing as DNS access management that can determine
whether or not the person using it is under 18. Even more to the
point, kids under 18 are just as capable as adults of going to a web
site and downloading a free copy of a browser, or getting a friend to
pass them a copy of the binary.
I think what we need to realize is that in the open access, open
source, open standards environment that we have created and fought so
hard to maintain, that we have basically enabled anyone who can read
(including those under 18) to be able to access everything in the
medium.
--gregbo
