> This is a roundabout way of saying "never build an online game for kids / I have no idea how Minecraft hasn't been sued over this yet" Can someone shed more

> This is a roundabout way of saying "never build an online game for kids / I have no idea how Minecraft hasn't been sued over this yet" Can someone shed more light on this? Could Minecraft really (successfully) be sued if someone builds a dong and a kid sees it? How does this differ from kids being exposed to explicit material on social media?