What a nonsense, as if having a button is guaranteed to make a difference. If you're under thirteen you shouldn't be on facebook or myspace anyway.
Does school come with a button to alert 'trained child protection officers' ? The playground ? The mall ?
If you know how to set up facebook in the first place you should also know how to kick people off your 'friends' list and how to delete stuff from your comment wall that you don't want to have there.
This simply seems like a media based ploy to put pressure on facebook and myspace to 'comply' with something they have no obligation for.
They are well within their rights to adopt a wait-and-see stance, this trial by media and 'think of the children' stuff is not helping anybody.
It is funny how a group that is against the bullying of children is effectively bullying websites.
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[ 6.6 ms ] story [ 230 ms ] threadDoes school come with a button to alert 'trained child protection officers' ? The playground ? The mall ?
If you know how to set up facebook in the first place you should also know how to kick people off your 'friends' list and how to delete stuff from your comment wall that you don't want to have there.
This simply seems like a media based ploy to put pressure on facebook and myspace to 'comply' with something they have no obligation for.
They are well within their rights to adopt a wait-and-see stance, this trial by media and 'think of the children' stuff is not helping anybody.
It is funny how a group that is against the bullying of children is effectively bullying websites.