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The case for .kids domain

By ADF Alliance Alert

Jonah Goldberg and Nick Schulz write at EducationNews.org: "A .kids domain would be strictly reserved for material appropriate for minors 18 years and under. Across the country, schools are removing vending machines that contain sugary sodas on the grounds that kids should be kept clear of anything that might contribute to the obesity epidemic." | The authors also have this article at National Review: Gated or X-Rated? : "Right now, there are many 'top-level domains' ? .com, .org, .biz, .gov, .edu., etc. We propose the creation of a .kids domain that would be strictly reserved for material appropriate for minors 18 years and under. Most sites would probably be able to mirror themselves on a .kids domain with little to no extra effort. Most corporations, schools, and other organizations have perfectly harmless material that kids and teens can view without causing their parents to stay up at night."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on July 13, 2010 (boomark / email).