> >Exactly. And as far as children are concerned, supervision is always a
> >possibility...
> >
>
> What a novel idea! You mean having parents know what their kids
> are doing? ;-}
>
>G
Well, that's an unnecessarily flip comment. I would say most children
between the ages of 11 and 17 have quite a bit of unsupervised (directly)
time for recreation. This does not mean the parents are being delinquent,
only that they are allowing the children to develop independence. I don't
think it's reasonable to expect a parent to watch over a 15-year-old's
shoulder for every minute of Internet time. Links are not always what they
seem. A person can innocently click on a link, thinking it's a G-rated site
and be presented with pretty raunchy stuff. If filtering software can
prevent some of this from happening and allow children to have some
independent surfing time, I see nothing wrong with it.
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