OIF's statement read. That's for parents to decide. This is an excellent example of why it's important that parents talk to their children about what they see and view, whether it's in a book or on a computer screen.
Children mature at different rates.
Librarians are ready to answer parents' questions about the Internet and help them guide their children. The Library of Congress's Thomas Web site, one of the sites where the report was initially posted September 11, expected massive traffic and resultant delays in responding. Some observers feared the unprecedented traffic would jam up the entire Web. Internet watchdog companies were not letting the event go by unnoticed. SafeSurf, an Internet rating organization, issued a press release saying it had advised the House Judiciary Committee on how to rate the report.