Wed Feb 02, 2005 7:10 pm
Raza wrote:_mash_ wrote:My problem with it? My sis-in-law has enough trouble trying to keep my 10 year old neice from wanting to be grown up too fast. Now you want her to ask Mommy about the 'heat of the moment' and ask her advice on the right birth control? I don't think so! My sis will have that talk with when it's time. She shouldn't learn about it on a website she clicked on from a banner from a 'family site'. Luckily my brother is a computer geek and she already know never to click on most banners and ads.
I'd argue that whenever they ask or look for the information that that's probably the best judgement on when someone is ready. And what exactly is the harm of learning it elsewhere or early?o.o, okaaaay, that ad should not be there, and it's not too much that it's a birth contol ad, but waht the ad says. Have most of you people saying 'birth control ads aren't that bad' even looked at it? ._.
That ad should not be there.
What's so bad about it? It's a bit unclear, which would work against it's efficiency... which would be to the advantage of those not wanting it to be there in the first place, and it's not at all graphic, which again is an argument for it staying.
Wed Feb 02, 2005 7:11 pm
Vicky wrote:Adam loves Hilary Duff wrote:Well, they just don't want your Kacheek mass producing Baby Kacheek's!
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I dont see how it is inappropriate. Small kids nowadays know what "birth control" is, most of the neopian population is older than 13, and kids nowadays are getting pregnant earlier. I dont think its bad as long the add is kept PG
Wed Feb 02, 2005 7:20 pm
Raza wrote:_mash_ wrote:My problem with it? My sis-in-law has enough trouble trying to keep my 10 year old neice from wanting to be grown up too fast. Now you want her to ask Mommy about the 'heat of the moment' and ask her advice on the right birth control? I don't think so! My sis will have that talk with when it's time. She shouldn't learn about it on a website she clicked on from a banner from a 'family site'. Luckily my brother is a computer geek and she already know never to click on most banners and ads.
I'd argue that whenever they ask or look for the information that that's probably the best judgement on when someone is ready. And what exactly is the harm of learning it elsewhere or early?o.o, okaaaay, that ad should not be there, and it's not too much that it's a birth contol ad, but waht the ad says. Have most of you people saying 'birth control ads aren't that bad' even looked at it? ._.
That ad should not be there.
What's so bad about it? It's a bit unclear, which would work against it's efficiency... which would be to the advantage of those not wanting it to be there in the first place, and it's not at all graphic, which again is an argument for it staying.
Wed Feb 02, 2005 8:56 pm
cipher_text wrote:firesprings wrote:While we've all more or less come to terms with them using ads, there is a question of what is and is not appropriate for the site. I feel birth control ads are completely inappropriate for a family site. It should be up to the parents when to education their children about birth control and everything that goes along with it.
inappropriate indeed...
thing of childhood as the kids sponge stage, he/she sucks up almost everything he/she sees or interacts with.
just hope little kiddies don't see it...
hey wait maybe the ads only show up on ppl that put their age in the appropriate part, 16 and over??
Wed Feb 02, 2005 8:59 pm
Sock wrote:cipher_text wrote:firesprings wrote:While we've all more or less come to terms with them using ads, there is a question of what is and is not appropriate for the site. I feel birth control ads are completely inappropriate for a family site. It should be up to the parents when to education their children about birth control and everything that goes along with it.
inappropriate indeed...
thing of childhood as the kids sponge stage, he/she sucks up almost everything he/she sees or interacts with.
just hope little kiddies don't see it...
hey wait maybe the ads only show up on ppl that put their age in the appropriate part, 16 and over??
My friend, who told me about it, was 14 and I believe her account is set the same. I mean, I'm 13, and we both know our share about birth control...but it's not the type of thing I want to see when I'm on neopets, or have my mom see it over my shoulder and start to freak out.
And by the way...there was another ad than the first one, which was a bit more specific. WARNING! Not exactly appropriate for younger members. Once again, be warned if you click. http://img123.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img123&image=ad3no.png
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:02 pm
Adam loves Hilary Duff wrote:Well, they just don't want your Kacheek mass producing Baby Kacheek's!
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:08 pm
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:13 pm
Sock wrote:And by the way...there was another ad than the first one, which was a bit more specific. WARNING! Not exactly appropriate for younger members. Once again, be warned if you click. http://img123.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img123&image=ad3no.png
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:33 pm
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:35 pm
Sock wrote:And by the way...there was another ad than the first one, which was a bit more specific. WARNING! Not exactly appropriate for younger members. Once again, be warned if you click. http://img123.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img123&image=ad3no.png
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:39 pm
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:40 pm
OmniIcyshelf wrote:Disgusting. Not the ad, but the fact that this is marketed on Neopets.
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:45 pm
Wed Feb 02, 2005 9:48 pm
Thu Feb 03, 2005 12:47 am
OmniIcyshelf wrote:Disgusting. Not the ad, but the fact that this is marketed on Neopets.