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Why do I not see any children accessing the site ? Is it true that they don't like the forums better than their friends out there, music, games ?
There are young teenagers on this site. For most pre-teens, I'd say that the forum might be too advanced for them.yeeyee said:Why do I not see any children accessing the site ? Is it true that they don't like the forums better than their friends out there, music, games ?
Well exam scores keep going up each year and we know the exams aren't getting (because they tell us) so I assume all the kids are discussing their grand unified theories on the tellie-tubbies site.Evo said:For most pre-teens, I'd say that the forum might be too advanced for them.
.. because it's not really a "children" type site. This is more of a math and physics type place.yeeyee said:Why do I not see any children accessing the site ?
Thanks, Kurdt!Kurdt said:Kids are evil anyway. The site would come to a standstill if it was filled with them.
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