On 11.05.2010 06:43, Kat Walsh wrote: > What I do support are tools and procedures that make it simpler for > users to choose what they see: I don't think anyone should have to > avoid Wikimedia projects because they fear that they (or their > children) will inadvertently see something they didn't intend to. Most > people never do; links are generally not surprising, and > sexually-themed media is generally only present in sexually-themed > articles. (As are depictions of violence, for that matter.) But a user > clicking on an unfamiliar term, or who is not aware that certain > categories of content are allowed on the projects, may be in for a > shock. > >
I agree completely with this position. Any person must be free to see, but any person must be free to don't see. My personal point of view. Ilario WM CH _______________________________________________ foundation-l mailing list foundation-l@lists.wikimedia.org Unsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/foundation-l
