Re: Last Call: <draft-nottingham-safe-hint-05.txt> (The "safe" HTTP Preference) to Proposed Standard

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>No. I mean that a badly motivated web site can pretend to offer safe material
>using this but actually offer objectionable material (for whatever definition
>of safe or objectionable you care to adopt). For example a site being used
>to "groom" innocent victims could pretend that all its content was safe.
>This would actually make the site much more dangerous than before, because
>of the illusion of safety.

How does this differ from the current situtation?  Any site can show
logos that say "100% family friendly", and have a safe mode flag you
can toggle in your browser.

R's,
John





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