[QUOTE="JML897"]It doesn't matter, people would bypass it anyway.a55assin
That's not the point. With a higher age restrictions....we'd be able to post whatever the f we want. I'd be able to finish that "f" properly.
It's not about age. It's CNET policy. Even ifwe were all 18 or above they could still restrict what we say. They are not obligated to restrict or scensor us now. It's just their rules.
I thought there should be a scensor option.Each user coulddecide weather he or she wantscertain words to appear scensored or unscensored.YOU CAN EVEN SET YOUR VERY OWN COPY OF WINDOWS to scensor words. A forum doesn't need to do it for you. You can enable it from your machine. Windows can do it for you.
You know what they told me? They told me nobody needs to see that stuff. So they are deciding what you can and cannot post. They need to scensor it but they feel NOBODY should see unscensored words. They don't think scensorship should be an option amongst each user.
You can reverse it. If windows can't there was a program that would unscensor sites that force scensorship upon all users. They were around back in the 90s. Which is funny because back in the 90's no one cared. Nothing was scensored.
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