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2> Wikipedia is not censored, which in practice means that in relevant areas throughout the site, you will find possibly distressing content and pictures showing subjects like sexual activity or profanity in context. Such material, present in a small percentage of articles, includes hardcore pornography. It is possible to configure Wikipedia to not display images if you would like to — there are many ways to do so. Editors range widely in both age and cultural background, and as such, profanity is also prevalent in some areas. Pages which are normally appropriate for children to use may be vandalized with rude words or content which may be offensive. Vandalism is normally noticed and removed within a few minutes, if not seconds (via the recent changes function); but sometimes it can remain unnoticed for days, and even if not, someone will have to see it before it can be removed, and this could be anyone. [edit]

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2> You may also be interested in another independent project, the Schools' Wikipedia — a specific selection of about 5,500 articles from the English Wikipedia, suitable for school children, which has been checked and edited for this audience. It contains about the equivalent content of a 20-volume encyclopedia organized around school curriculum subjects, and is available online and as a free download. [edit]

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2> Wikipedia does not engage in a "working with children" check on editors, and it is possible for any editor to communicate with any other either on the wiki, or via email if the editor has an email account registered with Wikipedia. This communication may not be monitored by other Wikipedia editors, and we strongly advise all editors not to publish private information such as full contact details. Accidental publication of personal or contact detail can often be removed by requesting oversight, a form of extreme deletion that purges material from the database. Most communication on Wikipedia occurs in an open, public, reviewable manner (even personal "talk page" messages are readable by anybody). Note, however, that contrary to some sites directed towards youth, the staff of the Wikimedia Foundation (which runs Wikipedia) do not regularly patrol discussion pages or remove inappropriate comments; it only has volunteer administrators, who may exclude people breaching civility rules, but who will not censor conversations, even if they deal with adult topics. Children and their parents must understand that any person, no matter how well- or ill-motivated, is free to participate in the project. While some child-focused online communities will remove members who are found/suspected of being dangerous towards children in the "real/offline" world, Wikipedia does not, as a rule, require users to disclose their identities, and hence cannot remove them according to anything that pertains to identity, including criminal or sex-offender records. A child, or anyone else, should never assume that if somebody has an account on Wikipedia, then they're safe to meet in person. Wikipedia is an encyclopedia project, not a social networking web site. Common sense must be applied where it most pertains, and in particular it must be remembered that anyone can pass themselves off as anyone on the Internet. Wikipedia will nonetheless block the accounts of any users who appear to be using the site for inappropriate purposes, such as trying to form or legitimize relationships with children. For advice on what to do if such behavior is observed, please see Wikipedia:Child protection. [edit]

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2> Wikipedia:FAQ/Schools, a frequently asked questions page for schools Wikipedia:Help, the wiki's generic help pages Wikipedia:About, an overall introduction to the encyclopedia Wikipedia:Questions — if you have further specific questions, this page advises you how best to submit them Wikipedia:Contact us Wikipedia:Child protection Wikipedia:Guidance for younger editors v d e Key Wikipedia policies and guidelines Overview Five pillars Policies and guidelines List of policies and guidelines List of policies List of guidelines Project-wide principles What Wikipedia is not Editing policy Consensus Dispute resolution Ignore all rules Core content policies Neutral point of view No original research Verifiability Other content policies Article titles Biographies of living persons Deletion Content guidelines Citing sources Disambiguation Do not create hoaxes Do not include copies of primary sources Identifying reliable sources Notability Map conventions Patent nonsense Behavioural policies Child protection Civility Edit warring Harassment No legal threats No personal attacks Ownership of articles Sock puppetry Behavioural guidelines Assume good faith Conflict of interest Do not disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point Etiquette Gaming the system Please do not bite the newcomers Editing guidelines Article size Be bold Hatnotes Signatures Talk page guidelines Subpages User pages WikiProjects Style conventions Manual of Style Accessibility Dates and numbers Layout Lead section Lists Linking Classification guidelines Categories, lists, and navigation templates Categorization Template namespace Wikimedia Foundation Privacy Licensing and copyright (List of policies) Policies Guidelines The following pages are essays describing the thoughts of some Wikipedians, which have failed to gain broad acceptance as official guidelines or polices, but are in related areas: Wikipedia:Sexual content Wikipedia:Protecting children's privacy Wikipedia:Youth protection an essay on the very young editor by Sue Gardner Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Advice_for_parents&oldid=474518931" Categories: Wikipedia essaysEssays about what Wikipedia isWikipedia essays giving adviceWikipedia essays explaining processesWikipedia outreach help Personal tools Log in / create account Namespaces Project page Talk Variants Views Read Edit View history Actions Search Navigation Main page Contents Featured content Current events Random article Donate to Wikipedia Interaction Help About Wikipedia Community portal Recent changes Contact Wikipedia Toolbox What links here Related changes Upload file Special pages Permanent link Print/export Create a bookDownload as PDFPrintable version Languages Português ไทย This page was last modified on 2 February 2012 at 03:42. 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