Please show me where I have been incivil And since you blocked me you ought to at least add the following to the page I was editing before your ever civil accusations of trolling greeted me JayW Predators do not scrutinize the internet in the hopes of tracking some kid who foolishly posted their name to Wikipedia It simply doesn t happen It doesn t happy here nor does it happen anywhere else and I would be happy to concede to anyone who proves otherwise though I very much doubt that will happen I whole heartedly believe the situation this policy is designed to protect against is a terrible myth which by distracting money time and effort from actual issues facilitates the sexual abuse of children On the other hand some predators do use the chat services to anonymously groom children This situation while I doubt it would happen in such an incovenient environment might deserve a policy so does this policy solve anything as it stands No it doesn t prevent children from stating their age Instead it focuses on irrelevant information like their street address and real name which the predator can acquire privately once he has located the child s online contact information Since many people use the same username across all the interwebs this probably wouldn t be difficult The only solution so far as I can see is to police kids who mention their age Any other policy is to say the least completely useless Out