Wingfeather (Kaltag)
Ok, well we all know, (at least the people who read fanfics) that there's that thing that pops up when a fanfic is rated PG, PG-13, or R. Well how do people know that little ten year-olds are just gonna lie to read a rated R fanfic? And then they might read things they shouldn't! Why don't people do more to protect the ounger ones?
![]() | March 05, 2008 | |
Hey, as a author of R and PG-13 fanfics, i should take none of the
blame if someone reads something their not suppost to. I rate my
fanfics appropriately and leave the rest to the readers- whatever
their age may be |
![]() | January 01, 2008 | |
It may be a little of the author's fault for writing an R fic. Because kids might have nightmares of scary wolves eatig each other up. But on the same token, it's not our fault because they read it. |
![]() | December 14, 2007 | |
Ah, you can't win even if you're super-strict. No matter what a parent tells their kid(s), or how tough the pop-up feature is, they will still defeat it if they're determined enough. Overall, readers just have to use their best judgement. |
![]() | December 09, 2007 | |
Uh, as if exposing them to some cursing or something worse could scar them emotionally or mentally. You're all acting like they're so impressionable by what they read! I personally believe the warning is probably there to prevent upset parents from contacting steet about not warning their kids about the oh-so "terrible" content of the fictions, and not to offend children who don't want to read that type of stuff. |
| December 09, 2007 | ||
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Hopefully there smart enough to avoid them, unless there able to, and can handle a rated R fan fic. |
![]() | December 09, 2007 | |
I think their should'nt be any rated R fics, but some people may, and to those who read them would get mad and insult the author. And, it would be bad for the young 'uns, they may take it seriously and be bad little kids. |