Now my children will be inspired to retreat to the woods, write cryptic essays attacking techno-society, and send exploding parcels to complete strangers. That's a rhetorical question. Cyber Patrol is strongly marketed to public libraries, and has been acquired by some, in the name of protecting children from Net depravity. Funny, I thought a public library would be one of the places you'd be more likely to find a copy of the Unabomber Manifesto. This resolution was adopted by ALA Council at the annual conference.
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