Let me dumb it down for you: Before showing your kids a webpage meant for adults...look at it yourself first.
You seem to be missing the obvious. When that which is enlightening sits right beside or in response to that which is crude as things stand the user has to accept the one or forgo the other. Why should that have to be so, and why should simply asking for a fix justify anyone providing a sermon on responsible parenting?
I can't dumb it down any further. Before showing your kids a webpage meant for adults...look at it yourself first.
I think I have a solution for you? and the OP Browser extensions/addons to censor words you don't like to see on your screen: https://www.google.com/search?num=1....1.64.psy-ab..2.2.141...35i39k1.0.e1aX2R3qy_g
Because his request is retarded. This website wasn't made for 8 year olds, and Baron has better things to do than messing with the software for 1 (repeat one) poster's sake. (Who by the way has been repeatedly banned from this website.) But call me fucking stupid for making sense...I know we live in a society where everyone is a winner, and kids need a helmet to bike 5 mph, and buckets need a warning that it is not a swimming pool. And Yellow Pages need a warning that it is not a bullet proof vest... Sorry for the rant, I am going to watch now the documentary called Idiocracy...
99% of the Web is “meant for adults,” but somehow WSJ, FT, NYT, CNBC writers are able to express themselves without trailerpark-dweller language...
We could call it child abuse exposing small children to ET. Maybe Surf could get community service. Yeah, let's dumb down everything to the lowest common denominator. Why would anyone in their right mind think that an investing/trading site is suitable reading material for children? Oh, did I say right mind? My bad... By the way swearing is protected under the First Amendment... "One man's vulgarity is another's lyric." Cohen v. Cali. 403 U.S. 15, 25 (1971)
OP doesnt require a solution from you. This thread purpose was not about an issue of vulgar language but about an OP of another thread using threats toward another member. It's just that this thread has got sidetracked a tad, (but I have no issue with that.)
"4 letter words" are spoken everywhere. You knew the language of this site before you showed your kids; yet you showed them anyway. So either you made the story up in an attempt to be persuasive, or in order to hide the fact that this is more about you--not your kid, or you're ********. WSJ etc. is free to speak, or not, as they choose, within the law. ET'ers are free to speak, or not, as they choose, within the rules. Your opinion (for a rule change) that everyone should speak like you, or be censored has been met with counter-opinions. We'll see how it plays out. Again, there's an app to protect you from mean internet words.