- Age and identity identification tools;
- Automatic warning messages when a child is in danger of giving personal information to an unknown adult;
- Restricting the ability of users to change their listed ages;
- Aggressive response to remove inappropriate content and groups from the site;
- Safety and privacy guidelines that third party vendors and developers are required to adhere to as part of Facebook’s Terms of Service;
- Immediate severance of links to pornographic websites;
- Immediate removal of Facebook Groups dedicated to incest, pedophilia, cyber-bullying and other topics that violate Facebook’s Terms of Services;
- Immediate investigation of Facebook users who violate the Terms of Service, and expulsion of those individuals that violate the safety or privacy of other users;
- Prominent display of privacy information and safety tips; and
- Require users under 18 to affirm they have read Facebook’s safety tips when they sign up.
I remain skeptical. But rather than try and explain again what makes me nervous about Facebook, let me direct you to this very funny, if a tad rude, video I've posted on Page 2.
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Bloggers are set to blog for peace June 4, 2008.
I invite you to join me - and a cast of incredible bloggers - as we mark our world with a promise of peace. Bloggers from around the globe will write posts entitled "Dona nobis pacem" and fly peace globes in the fourth launch of BlogBlast for Peace. I hope you will join the movement and participate again in this growing phenomenon. You are officially peace globe #201 in the Peace Globe Gallery. Click the link below to learn how to get your peace globe.
Your blog. One post. One day.
BlogBlast For Peace: A Revolution of Words
If words are powerful, then this matters.
Peace,
Mimi Lenox
Brought to you by Mimi’s little helpers for peace.
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