[Pluto_Kuroshitsuji]

My sister iluvpuppies1432 it coppa'd. I believe silencing people is wrong, though I do understand why they do it...

[key&lock]

It's a bit unfair, though I get why it's done. It makes me sad sometimes, cause you can't even send trade messages or read pms other users send you. My poor little cuz

[danny fenton]

I had this friend from another site and i hate that site now but they are on cs! I was happy when i heard that but then i saw they were coppa'd....

[batheir]

What Is a Cappa'd??? I have no clue XD

[impala baby]

I believe it's when a younger user's parents restrict them from sending messages, posting on forums, etc.

[batheir]

Oh okay, I get it know. I think I know somebody who's Cappa'd, it's used for good reasons but it also can be unfair.

[berceuse]

In the US, they have a law stating that any child under 13 in the USA cannot message people, because it has to do with child support and all that. It's fair, because just think, if you were 7, would you like to be yelled at by people if you do something wrong? (Tends to happen with drawings, (bullying))

Also, it matters with getting personal information. Kids, under the age of 10, will sometimes say stuff like their age, etc.

I think COPPA's are a pretty fair idea. It keeps children safe. It may be a little wrong, but it is very fair.

[batheir]

Ah.

[Pluto_Kuroshitsuji]

Well my little sister is only -removed- but she would never give out any personal information. I am sure she knows her internet safety...

[Squishy Fishy]

Coppa'd is a part of the U.S. law.
If cs didn't coppad people, cs would be shut down.
Do we want that?