> Pop-ups, but British ones. I feel like this whole post, (notably this section) makes bad faith assumptions, then elaborates on the strawmen/bad assertions.

> Pop-ups, but British ones. I feel like this whole post, (notably this section) makes bad faith assumptions, then elaborates on the strawmen/bad assertions. > ...no matter what they’re trying to put right in the world – to know the ages of all their visitors or users That's not what it says, explicitly. I interpret it as "it will require most every useful online service to be account-based with hoops at that level, not just some random visitor or on every page". Most of the sections are making reference to having to know the age of users as a pre-requisite to any web activity, in the UK, and I don't see it. Did I miss something or did she?