Heh. I needed a couple of days to stop being exhausted from my trip ;)
- I don't want to turn anyone away either. I don't expect, say, five year olds coming on. But Dreamwidth's terms of service say you need to be 13 to use the site in the first place (not that people don't lie). Perhaps we could have it be 13 like Dreamwidth has it and ask people posting to rate posts with sexual material with "Viewer Discretion Advised" in the age restriction section? (I think if you have your birthday keyed in and it's rated 18+, you can't see it... which could bar people from really useful information, which I'm wary of doing.)
- Yeah, I wasn't sure how useful a suspension would be, but I figured I'd ask. Perhaps we'll see how opinions filter in. Maybe there could be a process to reapply for membership after a year. Or, if someone is consistently messing up on the accessibility policy, they could have posting privileges taken away for a while.
- Copies is a good idea if people want to delete rather than freeze. I hadn't thought about people protesting about never having broken a rule.
(No problem. After my trip I'm a little mixed up on what I have and haven't done, myself.)
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Date: 2011-08-09 01:10 am (UTC)- I don't want to turn anyone away either. I don't expect, say, five year olds coming on. But Dreamwidth's terms of service say you need to be 13 to use the site in the first place (not that people don't lie). Perhaps we could have it be 13 like Dreamwidth has it and ask people posting to rate posts with sexual material with "Viewer Discretion Advised" in the age restriction section? (I think if you have your birthday keyed in and it's rated 18+, you can't see it... which could bar people from really useful information, which I'm wary of doing.)
- Yeah, I wasn't sure how useful a suspension would be, but I figured I'd ask. Perhaps we'll see how opinions filter in. Maybe there could be a process to reapply for membership after a year. Or, if someone is consistently messing up on the accessibility policy, they could have posting privileges taken away for a while.
- Copies is a good idea if people want to delete rather than freeze. I hadn't thought about people protesting about never having broken a rule.
(No problem. After my trip I'm a little mixed up on what I have and haven't done, myself.)