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I hear ya- we just had to go through this whole process and thought it absolutely ridiculous, but didn’t feel had much choice since we’d like our kids to be abl
by quotha 6y ago
I hear ya- we just had to go through this whole process and thought it absolutely ridiculous, but didn’t feel had much choice since we’d like our kids to be able to play.
- avmich 6y agoThe problem with web forms is that they don't allow to discuss ambiguities - like, what if a parent can't for some reason provide required information. So it's plausible that if such a form doesn't contain "other" option, then any data submitted should be as good as any other.
- kstrauser 6y agoThat's exactly where I'm at. I really, really didn't want to do this, but if I don't then my kid can't be on a team with his friends. That's a crummy deal.