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Edited by Cankle J:
7/6/2015 4:45:15 AM
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Parents, do your kids have rules for playing online ?
I commented on with this on another thead and it got me thinking.
Too many parents have no idea what their kids are doing online and its creating a community of assholes.I have set simple rules for my kids when they play online.
What rules, if any have you set?
*No trolling.(unless the other guy started, in which it is now considered payback)
*No griefing. (Minecraft)
*No [b][u]UNPROVOKED[/u][/b] teabagging.
*No corner camping.
*No spawn camping.
*No cheating/glitching in pvp.
*No team killing.
*No cheesing(same move over & over in fighting games)
*No yelling into the mic.
*No gloating(unless the other guy started it)
*Don't be a dick
[b]*EDIT 1:[/b] Thanks for good responses. If I didn't respond to then I you're comment then you're probably an idiot or a troll. Possibly both.
[b]*EDIT 2:[/b] UNPROVOKED teabagging. [quote]my boys are 11 & 13 and at that age teabagging is like gloating, bragging or teasing. That's not what I want my children doing. Those are not not the values I want my children having. However, the rule is "unprovoked", if someone's playing like an asshole then go for it. They deserve it.[/quote]
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1 ReplyEdited by IMADAJ: 7/6/2015 7:30:24 AMI have two ages 7 and 8. As of now they can only play online with their friends or online games where there is no chat. I've also told them to mind there manners just as they do in RL. I told then that other people may act differently, but that's not an excuse for them to do the same. They also are only allowed online when my wife or I are present.
