If parents don't understand why a small magnetic ball bearing would be bad for their children to play with, then they're --- hate to be rude --- stupid. And their stupidity should not be used to punish private companies who make a perfectly safe product when used correctly by its intended audience.
They already have warning label, why isn't that enough?
With the economy hurting like it is, I can't figure out why the US government would be doing something as stupid as this. They're threatening the livelihood of a private business.
It just makes no sense to me. I miss personal accountability and responsibility.
The biggest issue I see with Wordpress is the free plugins. I've seen more Wordpress sites hacked by way of poorly written plugins than anything else. If they had some sort of robust security screening process for the plugins it might be OK... but as it stands, there's far too many plugins floating around written by people who seem to have zero knowledge of basic web app security.
Honestly, I think you're better off just writing your own blog software. Obscure it, close source it, lock down DB permissions and put it on your own VPS, you could knock out a simple platform in a weekend. And you're much less likely to get hit by hackers.
I guess I'm confused about the whole issue. Personally I hate Unity, which is why I installed Gnome 2. Isn't that the point of Linux? Being able to customize it to your liking?
They already have warning label, why isn't that enough?
With the economy hurting like it is, I can't figure out why the US government would be doing something as stupid as this. They're threatening the livelihood of a private business.
It just makes no sense to me. I miss personal accountability and responsibility.