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e-mail.kids.us

i would like opinions on this one from those who support kids.us and from those who don t ...
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i can have a free webmail service developed in one day....
 

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Very risky, because the content terms of .kids.us specifically restricts e-mail. See:

http://www.kids.us/content_policy/content.html

Technology restrictions
Because there is no foolproof method for protecting children online at this time, the kids.us Act specifies limitations put on specific technologies commonly used on the Internet today. These technologies are prohibited from use in any kids.us domains:

Two-way and multi-user interactive services, which includes: e-mail, chat, instant messaging, Usenet, Message Boards of like user forum, and peer-to-peer connections, place "unless the registrant certifies to the registrar that such service will be offered in compliance with content standards established … and is designed to reduce the risk of exploitation of minors using such two-way and multi-user interactive services"; and

Hyperlinks that take a user outside of the kids.us domain.
 

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Waste Of money regging that one!
Sorry
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