Is it normal i think someone should make an is it normal for adolescents?

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It occurs to me that I never needed advice more than back when I was in my teenage years. The difference between is it normal Kids and other sites, such as Yahoo Answers etc, would be this:

Spelling checks. No bad spelling would be accepted, at around the same level as on here. The site would mostly be for older children, who aren't quite old enough to be on is it normal yet.

Question repetition. Questions such as "why won't Bieber marry me" and "why am I bleeding out of my vagina" would not be permitted.

It would mainly be for ethical issues and politics.

Do you think this site would do well?

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  • dinz
    11 years ago

    There is already one lol

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  • NeuroNeptunian
    11 years ago

    I don't think anyone would get the quality of advice from a website of teenagers then they would from a website that has grown adults on it. I don't think that anyone should have to deal with sub-par counsel because we can't tolerate a little bad spelling, grammar and stupidity. Yeah, it's against the rules, but the purpose of this website is to give advice and insight, not be pissy because some people lied on the age box.

    And three of which I see just in just as plentiful a quantity in adults.

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  • [Old Memory]
    11 years ago

    There's this website I use to go on that has every topic board imaginable, however, it's made for girls mainly.

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  • NotFloydzie
    11 years ago

    Mmm... Nah. I wouldn't go there. Even if it is made, it wouldn't be the same as the same old IIN.

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  • dappled
    11 years ago

    Maybe. But isn't that what IIN is here for? I had questions at an early age that sound daft. Nobody was around to answer mine but I'm happy if I can answer them now. It's all about passing things on and making it a bit better for the people who come after us. I can't imagine why we'd choose to make it worse for them, other than pure spite.

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    • Anonymous Post Author
      11 years ago

      But I think kids get kicked off of IIN if they're discovered, there's a warning on the side of the "create a post" page.

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  • ucipher8
    11 years ago

    This site could do very well as an "open" forum for people who have legitimate questions that cannot be asked in todays society.

    However, the amount of bull shit that i see on this site should stay in the school cafeteria.

    Harsh Burn, Bro

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  • Avant-Garde
    11 years ago

    No.

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  • Wendell
    11 years ago

    No there's too much bad advice on this "adult" web site. You would ruin their lives

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  • Anime7
    11 years ago

    I've been on a website before that allowed people to pretty much share their secrets. It was called billionsecrets or something. The website was mainly used by teens, secrets and comments alike. Similar to how stories get repeated on here, secrets got repeated and after awhile the comments became mean and hurtful. Sure some people tried to help, but they were usually targeted and they ultimately left. Adults provide the maturity that some people lack. I don't think age discrimination is appropriate because their has to be a mature influence in order for people to genuinely get helpful advice, at least in my opinion there has to be.

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