> I think the main difference with traditional parental control software is that the burden would be on the site maintainer to accurately report the appropriate

> I think the main difference with traditional parental control software is that the burden would be on the site maintainer to accurately report the appropriateness of their content. What would reddit.com do? > If not, they would be legally liable. We already have CDA/230. > Of course this introduces the problem that foreign entities not subject to the law are effectively exempt from the requirement. And so this whole endeavor was just defeated with free trial to any of the _many_ VPN services out there. Even a genuinely incurious person will eventually trip over a free/cheap VPN offer just browsing youtube.