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I am not a fan. It makes people feel like kids having there surfing habits posted. Would be better to make them feel empowered and responsible for their work. T

• dkokelley 19y ago
  Well, as opposed to a website blocker, I thought it would be a step above. You're not restricting their actions explicitly, they just have a peer pressure style of accountability. Of course it could backfire and turn into a "Who can spend the most time on myspace this week" contest. Oh, it looks like Dave (name picked at random) is the winner with 12 entire hours! Way to go, Dave! Still, I thought it was an interesting alternative to actual site-blocking.