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| Do not give out any personal information such as address, telephone number, or parents' place of work | |
| Do not give out the addresses, telephone numbers, or the names of your school or after school activities. | |
| Tell you parents immediately if you see anything or anyone that makes you feel uncomfortable. | |
| Never agree to get together with someone you meet on-line without first checking with your parents. | |
| Never send a person your picture or anything else personal without first checking with your parents. | |
| Do not respond to any messages that are mean or that in any way make you feel uncomfortable. It is not your fault if you get a message like that. If you do, tell your parents right away so that they can report it to the on-line service. | |
| Talk with your parents so that they can set up rules for going on-line. Decide upon a time of day that you can be on-line, the length of time, and the appropriate areas that you can visit. | |
| Do not access other areas or break the rules without parental permission. | |
Source: Cyberspace for Kids by the Mandel Family (600 sites that are kid-tested and parent-approved)Published by Instructional Fair * TS Denison Grand Rapids, Michigan ISBN 1-56822-875-9 Copyright 1999
Visit the Mandel's family website at the mandelkids.com