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From a fascist parent...I guess (Score:1)
I consider it my duty as a parent to do those things. I see the problem in the opposite. Not enough parents are doing what they should be doing.
I may be old fashioned but until my child leaves my house I will shield and educate them to the best of my abilities. When they leave my house, they can do what they want and I will just give my parental advice when asked (and sometimes when not asked).
I think Nat's opinion is wrong. I think his position is a foolish one.
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So? Is there a book buried in this old thread? (Score:2)
Tech monitoring for the tech-challenged parent?
Let me ask another question: Is there anything that could go into such a book whose value would be lost if it was read by the kids?