Faithlife: Is There a Policy Concerning Censoring Offerings?

Well, now MJ's comment of "up to 30" comes into play. I used to tell my classroom kids that some 12-year-olds can be more responsible than some 40-year-olds...physical maturity does not equate to intellectual and emotional maturity. Where FL is concerned, does any of this matter? To what extent can they possibly account for the vagaries of their audience? I suppose they could create a portal that is specifically for a younger crowd if they feel a compelling need, but that seems like a significant burden. I'm not sure if I've ever encountered public websites that have age-specific portals. Of course, any such portal would only account for physical age, not intellectual age. As is so often the case, when people attempt to nit-pick such issues, each nit picked seems to result in 3-4 unforeseen others with their own drawbacks. At some point folks need to acknowledge and accept that "a perfect world" is not our world, and that is actually a fact established by YHWH's design. He subjected it to futility and frustration on purpose. Being hostile to our hostile world is acting contrarily to YHWH's purposes. What He has asked of us is that we order our own private space, not the world at large. (Yes, to some extent that is a generalization as well...generalizing is permanently inescapable).