kids on chess.com
That makes sense Erik!
Is there a minimum age for being on this site? I have a 7 year old niece who loves chess.
Whose law? I'm a little confused, I thought this sort of policy was created by sites with mature content. I don't have to worry about it, I'm 18, but I'm curious about the nature of this law. It seems a little unfair that kids have to be supervised on a site as tame as chess.com. If it were something like *ch*n (certain letters censored so as not to give kids any ideas), I could totally see a policy. If it were an adult site, I know the law, but chess.com? What law, might I ask, that I might go to get it repealed?
Whose law? I'm a little confused, I thought this sort of policy was created by sites with mature content. I don't have to worry about it, I'm 18, but I'm curious about the nature of this law. It seems a little unfair that kids have to be supervised on a site as tame as chess.com. If it were something like *ch*n (certain letters censored so as not to give kids any ideas), I could totally see a policy. If it were an adult site, I know the law, but chess.com? What law, might I ask, that I might go to get it repealed?
I am not sure if it is an actual law, it probably is somewhere in the world, but I think it is mainly there to stop the site from being sued by angry parents who do not watch their kids and then are mad when something bad happens and they get kidnapped or commit suicide or other sorts of drama. Blame irresponsible parents, not the law in this case.
i use chess.com for a while now