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I'm surprised that there isn't a parental agreement requirement possible to absolve lawsuits against player created content. This is similar to the Call of Duty
by sosuke 11y ago
I'm surprised that there isn't a parental agreement requirement possible to absolve lawsuits against player created content. This is similar to the Call of Duty dong and offensive content problem in user created emblems.
- vinceguidry 11y agoWouldn't fix the problem, which is damage to the brand. If word got around to parents that their new lego game isn't kid friendly cuz of dongs, that's far worse than any number of lawsuits. Lots of them would never buy another lego game again.
- apendleton 11y agoThe big concern is COPPA compliance; COPPA violations don't give the parents grounds to sue, they give the FTC grounds to initiate an enforcement action. Parents aren't parties, so they have no rights to waive in an parental agreement.
- dylancollins 11y agoActually this wouldn't be a COPPA issue. COPPA is about data privacy, not content.
- __z 11y agoRead the text of COPPA - http://www.coppa.org/coppa.htm http://www.coppa.org/coppa.htm Its all about collecting personal information from a child, not allowing them to see lego dongs.