Well, yeah. Obviously, all of this is true. I asked them to ban my son's school email (which the classmate used) for X years. In that case he would need to firs

Well, yeah. Obviously, all of this is true. I asked them to ban my son's school email (which the classmate used) for X years. In that case he would need to first create a dummy email for gaming, which, I hope, he is not capable of at this point. :) But the company refused. He seems fine with only playing Minecraft (which feels safer to me conceptually), though. Interestingly, our son talks quite a bit about gaming addiction (doesn't mean he can handle it easily, though :), so my reasoning about his brain maybe not being able to handle Roblox addiction seemed to hit home. I'm not paranoid about gaming, but, hoping to have learned from my own childhood, I do prefer to carefully and thoughtfully limit their choice of games, at least for now. Roblox seemed too intensive and flashy an experience to be on that plate (I'd say our son's classmate launched some 5 or 6 Roblox games in about one minute). Also, as soon as I saw that there's something called "robux" involved, it was an obvious no-no for us.