s/kids/users/. This is basically telling users that they have to alter their existing behavior to work around flaws in your implementation. You end up with use

s/kids/users/. This is basically telling users that they have to alter their existing behavior to work around flaws in your implementation. You end up with users who are grumpy and/or uncompliant. "Be responsible" is easy to throw out there when the users happen to be children, but it won't magically make them stop acting like kids.