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I find it puzzling you imagined tools for kids to build things to be somehow safe on its own. If a game provides the ability for kids to build things out of blocks, those same kids will make pornographic images out of those blocks.
Enabling kids to make pornographic images out of blocks is not the same thing as enabling pedophiles to make pornographic images out of kids. Mythic Quest - TTP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_xqyIMwbew >You give the public a shovel, they dig dicks. You give them a pen, they draw dicks. You give them some clay... >Definitely going to sculpt dicks.
Roblox CEO interview about child safety didn't go well
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#72"Car-Crash Interview" is such a weird term I was literally expecting him to be in an interview while driving or something and get into a car crash...
Same. I thought he had caused a car crash and took as an opportunity to promote Roblox.
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#73To say nothing of the Roblox situation, anyone else having a hard time reading this piece of "reporting"? It reads, to me, as so obviously slanted and opinionated against Roblox from the outset. It's not trying to portray facts, it's clearly trying to make the reader interpret the situation in an anti-roblox light, instead of letting the reader arrive there on their own.
Or if you want the tl;dr, ask an LLM. I think the general sentiment is overt and simple enough that the LLM wouldn’t omit or misrepresent anything important.
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The solution has been throughout the ages, content moderation and community policing. The village used to be that. We were promised the Global Village, but got the Global Content Farms. If you can't run forums and chats because moderation is too expensive, then don't run 'em. Roblox is like the Pleasure Island in Pinocchio.
Wasn't pedophilia much more widespread throughout the ages than it is now? I think the real "solution" to the problem of child abuse back in time was not to view it as a problem at all!
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#75To say nothing of the Roblox situation, anyone else having a hard time reading this piece of "reporting"? It reads, to me, as so obviously slanted and opinionated against Roblox from the outset. It's not trying to portray facts, it's clearly trying to make the reader interpret the situation in an anti-roblox light, instead of letting the reader arrive there on their own.
Maybe someone who's pro-pedophile like Donald Trump could perform a more "fair and balanced" interview.
Is Roblox now as controversial as Epstein news? Don’t mind the (Republican of course) elephant in the room. Vote for Trump. He’s our only hope. He can protect Roblox from the law.
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#76To say nothing of the Roblox situation, anyone else having a hard time reading this piece of "reporting"? It reads, to me, as so obviously slanted and opinionated against Roblox from the outset. It's not trying to portray facts, it's clearly trying to make the reader interpret the situation in an anti-roblox light, instead of letting the reader arrive there on their own.
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#77Here's the source of that interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpIXRgMlPo4 The CEO was NOT prepared for the questions in this interview, quote: `I was hoping to come here and talk about fun stuff`. It's insightful how a genuine question about hindenburg's research into Roblox's decrease in safety immediately pushed the CEO to fury starting 23:29.
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#78Friends turn on friends and steal their items. Lots of crying and yelling. My child starts having tantrum if they can’t play. A friend’s child started hitting them with fists because they weren’t allowed to play.
The problem is that all the kids play this game and it’s their form of communication so I don’t want to completely ban it. Right now I block it on the router during the week and only allow it on weekends or when friends come over.
My other complaint is the currency they use, Robux. After 10, all kids want for their birthday is that. Some kids spend it on the stupidest things. When they run out of currency they go into a game called please donate and beg for more money. They also trade rare items for currency and some make items and sell them in the store to make money.
If the kid is banned by parents they find creative ways to play, they hide the app from Home Screen and play when studying, or wake up really early to play on their device, they play on school laptop using websites that run android emularors, etc.
I guess I’ll mention something positive as well. One child I know actually enjoys building their own games and publishing them. It rare thought and I haven’t seen many kids do that. They usually load up Roblox studio, play around with it for a bit and never ouch it again.
I miss the days of creative fun with Minecraft and wish the kids would have played that instead of Roblox.
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#80> The CEO seems to believe that the scale of Roblox is somehow an excuse to justify its problems The entire tech industry in a nutshell.