Language is often at the top of the list. Four letter words are a common enough form of expression in real life, and our writers often want to include them in their articles and editorials. There is no law that says we can't put four letters words into the magazine. We spent the better part of a work-day afternoon dealing with the pros and cons of the issue. Then we came to a conclusion and part of that resolve is William Van Winkles' two-part story on children and the Internet.
Kids use computers and kids use the Internet.
Her program and others like it can help keep the censorship issue at the level where it needs to be-in the home. Computer Source Magazine Technical Editor William Van Winkle has a strong opinion about freedom of speech and the rights of individuals. I applaud him for that. But I admire him more for the ability he has shown in representing all the sides and issues in this important two-part series.