Should Yahoo Anwsers add a SEPARATE section for UNDER 18 users?
155421
Definitely my thoughts exactly. In fact, I wrote to Yahoo Answers to separate the kids from the adults but didn't get a response.  No offense to the kids, but their questions make me gag...."I got a date...what should I do?", etc. It would really improve the game!
675107
You have to be 21+, but in some cases they might consider 18. Alot of them though, they prefer you to be over 25 for obvious reasons.
297867
Yeah. At least if they (ads) are adult-themed, vulgar or inflamatory. Chat rooms shouldn't be censored, however I think chatroom controllers should create chatrooms separately for adults and children, this way there is less interaction between them and thus less of a chance for pedophiles to contact children.
417820
Well, for starters, freedom of speech will take precedence on the language almost everytime.  As for me, my children use Yahoo Answers but they are grown, in their 20's and have the good sense to turn away from anything they find distasteful.  I personally do not think this is a place for kids under 18 to begin with as you will always have to contend with those  questions which are sexually related and language that is less than suitable for any child to read.  And when you stop to realize how many children are using this site unsupervised...who is responsible for their actions?  I do not agree with the lack of consideration by those who wish to degrade this site with their trashy grammer but I also recognize we have a choice in how we choose to handle this.\n\nIf you are offended you have the option to report that user and not open their question let alone reply.  If you let your children on this site, supervise them because if you don't...you can't censor what they are doing and you are only putting your child at risk.  This site is no different than most on the internet and parental controls will help when used properly.
676187
I notice this big time.. there should be certain categories that they can lurk in.. and certain categories that adults can go into and chat, answer questions, etc... \n\nThat's just my opinion.. cuz I really don't care to answer dumb questions like, whether or not if a boy likes them in school or whatever! lol\n\nBesides, the way its set up here now, older ppl can prey on the young and cause alot of problems as a result.
1134203
Does it make sense to you to have teens (who need answers) asking other teens (of whom very few know the REAL answers)  about important and sometimes very very serious issues?  That is why it is good that adults also use Yahoo answer.  And it is good to have people of all ages and experience sharing with each other and asking/answering questions.  If you feel that this is a teen site, i beleive you are mistaken.
204357
You know in the Teen & Preteen  page, this is for adult here. Are you a juvenile? Asking questions of adults when you should be asking chilren your own age, on the childrens page.
1015748
that is why those under 18 years of age need their own site....
231761
Yes there should be, I will sign your petition. I myself am worried about those kids that come on here and try to solicit themselves anything that can be done to get them there own site would be nice. Plus they are to young to answer the questions we adults ask with maturity and knowledge.
1019629
Easy way is grow up.\nBut if the intention is to see the adult contents in sites where 18 year restrictions are there, log in with a new Id and put your age or DOB to enable you to become an adult.
1072867
If U are 10 then im not surprised,but if u are 18 then yea they should let You.Give more details.
593260
yes if your are under the age of 18. what are you thinking.
1071233
I'm assuming your age must be 14 or 15 then. well just change your age to something older and your profile wont be "private" any more.
1145418
now on yahoo doesnt allow for chatter with age under 18, maybe when u registered ur ID, u put ur birthday upper 1987. well for detail information, u can check http://www.helpbytes.co.uk/account.php
61925
Because the one is more obviously associated with potentially offensive content, and Yahoo can't risk a lawsuit by an overprotecive parent (the service is supposed to be age 13+ ).  Of course, I'd be surprised if there's a 13-year old that doesn't use that word from time to time, but that's the censored world we live in now.
991112
I agree with you, there do seem to be a lot of kids in here. maybe Yahoo should do a kids site separately.
360184
As far as I know, to make your profile private, you have to set your age to under 16. So I assume setting it to 16 or older would make it unprivate.