I don't mean to sound like a jerk but I think they should divide AnswerBag up into 2 groups one for kids and one for adults right?I know kids need answers too for some of their questions, but its some real grown up questions being asked on here .
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Yeah but some of the adults can be down right juvenile...
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some kids can be very grown up and visa versa adults can be very immature. i think the best thing to do is just not be bothered by the comments that we disagree with.
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Really? Oh my God. I had just surmised it's for us-the clever kids.....
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yeah but i think it's nice for us older people to give advice for the young kids. I get scared when i see girls asking if they can get pregnant if they do this...or that... I'd rather inform them than have them hear misinformation from other teens
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if your question is that bad put it on adult AB other wise keep it clean.
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and how would you expect ab to verify the ages that people claim to be? its not possible.
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maybe, but I think most teenage kids would just lie about their age and join the adult AB anyway.
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One must be 14 to have an account per the Terms of Use and there is AB4Adults for the REALLY grown up questions. Most 14 year olds are well versed in grown up things these days as scary as that as, so it would hardly matter. It's a nice thought though :)
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I could live with it divided.
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1) For really grown up question which should rather not be read by kids, there is AB4Adults. 2) Really little kids are not supposed to go on this site: "Age Requirement. You must be at least 14 years old to use the Service." Source and further information: "Answerbag's Terms of Use" http://www.answerbag.com/a_view/15
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I agree with you - it would almost be nice to have your age along with the level you are at. Some questions you don't know if it is a 15 year old or a 75 year old asking the question or answering. I would think that would make a difference in the answers submitted as far as being more age appropriate.
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