On Wed, 17 May 2000, Grant Parnell wrote:
> Does anyone know of a service that maintains a list of inapropriate web
> sites for children that can be used with squid. I would prefer something
> that can be updated automatically on a regular basis as well as having
> local input. This struck me as being similar in operation to RBL and MABS
> for email. The customer might even consider paying for the service.
Will you offer this service with the standard disclaimer?
i.e. Alston's "censor the web" campaign is failing miserably. All the
censorware packages recommended by the ABA (driven by these kind of lists)
are failing to block access to literally thousands of sites that
are definitely inappropriate for kids. As well, and you prolly know,
these lists often block sites for political/personal agendas that
should not be blocked at all.
[or is it a case of what the customer don't know won't hurt them?]
-rickw
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