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Found this masterpiece policy decision.

https://devforum.roblox.com/t/age-checks-to-access-chat-studio-team-create-and-links-on-roblox/4079702

With the recent rollout of Custom Matchmaking, we’re introducing a new signal called “TextChat” in early December. You can use this to influence the ...

Pretty funny that whether you're deemed a pervert or not is based on intention rather than impact.

A kid will be traumatized by the sight of a naked man... unless he's naked for charity. Then the trauma switch turns off I guess. The little auditor in your brain that catalogues your experiences ...

I definitely think schools need less authority than they presently have. A lot of people that might agree with this (eg US conservatives) would see that most of authority shifted to parents though, which I don't think is any better.

One of the problems with the modern schooling system is that it ...

https://www.theguardian.com/games/2025/nov/05/roblox-game-robux-children-child-kids-safety-parental-controls



I don’t look eight. I look like a grey Barbie doll, complete with cleavage and bare feet locked uncomfortably in the high-heel position. I have a large block head that resembles a grey ...

Few people actually want us to "get help".

They tack it on at the end of their psychotic homicidal rants to make themselves feel better about what they just said, because deep down they know it's messed up. They're not complete psychos because they're at least offering the opportunity for "help ...

She felt sick only when she "learned the extent of his offending"... in other words, she felt sick that she got cheated on. That's what that feeling is, and she's being told it's something else.

This is a flawed analysis because the secrecy is not necessarily intentional; it's enforced by the circumstances surrounding the intent. An offending MAP cannot be honest about their intentions, even if they wouldn't bring any harm to their 'target'. A straight man can walk around the street and ask ...

My opinion is that there shouldn't be one. I think the ability to consent should be on a case by case basis. Even then, for sex, the idea of 'informed consent' is too arbitrary; undefined, purposely so. Ask someone what they think informed consent entails, show them a minor that meets their ...

I doubt he actually forgot, but it does set an interesting precedent. Someone that genuinely forgot a pin or password to a device could be charged.

Imagine police knock on your door because they suspect you have CSAM. They check your phone, your laptop... nothing. Though they found an old phone in ...

Who'd have thought that banning a more pleasant alternative to something more harmful would make people more likely to just do the more harmful thing instead?