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Re: Child Safety Issue, continued...

#103
From: Ed
Date: Mon, 01 Nov 1999 00:00
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Mark,

Does Darnell realize that *anyone* can come into a classroom in Chicago,
whether a teacher, an aide, a student teacher, or a volunteer, and be a
child molester??  There is no checking of *all* classroom participants.

Or that the Chicago school system will not release the names of the
child molesters caught within the Chicago school system in the past 5
years. 

Has the Chicago school system ever documented your sexual preferences? 
You're a teacher, a member of the system, can you address the situation?

Ed

liberator wrote:
> 
> >liberator.net wrote:
> >You are not responding to the points, as usual.  Who monitors the sysops?
> Why aren't the sysops required to get screened?  Is the public aware that
> CompuServe allows TOTAL STRANGERS to safeguard their children?  CompuServe
> dropped the ball on this one.<
> 
> >.. if CompuServe doesn't run a background check on these people and their
> names to even verify the identities, these people who "safeguard" youngsters
> can easily be childmolestors.  Recording fake names is absolutely no measure
> for protecting CompuServe children.  Admit it.<
> 
> >My point is that there is no area on the Internet that is more safe than
> any other, as far as protecting children goes.  This is a no-brainer Dave.
> CompuServe can pretend all it likes but it isn't anymore family orientated
> than any other service.  Admit it.<
> 
> >Usually, volunteers are not allowed to perform critical/sensitive
> functions.  However, CompuServe lets STRANGERS monitor children.  That's a
> BIG problem.<
> 
> >Dave, volunteers who provide critical services, such as handle child-safety
> measures, need to be screened by CompuServe and be supervised, else these
> STRANGERS can be doing who knows what with children on the Internet!
> CompuServe dropped the ball on another issue.<
> 
> Darnell <No_Reply@Needed.com> wrote:
> <<Please stop cross-posting to chi.internet....>>
> 
> Darnell, okay.  I'll keep chi.internet off of future cross-post lists.  But
> you have to admit, CompuServe is dead wrong on this issue.  The Chicago
> school system should be exposed.
> 
> --
> The Liberator
> E-Mail: news@liberator.net
> Web Site: http://www.liberator.net/
> 
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From: Ed <Ed@ny.com>
Subject: Re: Child Safety Issue, continued...
Date: 1999/11/01
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