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Originally Posted by tooge
Get off the damned phone. He's 12yo for ****s sake. Those condoning this shit probably don't have kids and think it's a neat and "cute" way to make money. NOT. I'd stop that shit asap.
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Except social platforming and software industries are literally in the top 5 growing industries in the country. If you want your kids to be prepared for the economy they're going to graduate into, it's essential they have guidance for how they can start grassroots campaigns, businesses and market their efforts while not destroying their reputation to colleges and other workplaces on social media platforms. I certainly understand the importance of encouraging kids to get outside and pursuing lawn mowing or babysitting (I worked both jobs from 12-14)
Kids are learning how to use this tech regardless. Would you rather they learn how to use it online without any guidance, or would you rather have parents and teachers who can show them how to navigate and master the digital highways?