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Feb 8, 2004, 5:28pm

I have noticed that when you go into a world above your rating, it says the
welcome message and then it says the error message. Shouldn't it not say the
welcome message if it is above your rating limit? There could be R rated
material in the welcome message...

Immigration Officer: Welcome to Alphaworld! :) - The largest building world
in Cyberspace. It is a balmy 80 degrees here in Alphaworld :-)
Immigration Officer: This world exceeds your maximum rating.

Feb 8, 2004, 5:39pm

Perhaps, but the IO would probably tell you WHY its above your max rating..

- Marky R

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Feb 8, 2004, 5:53pm

An R rated world owner could also look at their world log, see someone
tried to get into their world but the rating was too high, then send the
person who tried to get in a telegram with a cuss word in it, then assume a
new identity and buy a new citizenship. After the child was finished their
cussword induced killing spree and drug binge (specially if he/she ever
played one of those violent video games) I think we could all file a class
action lawsuit against AW.

Also, yeah.. you'll generaly hear more words above your rating in an
average visit to a G rated world than from the welcome message of an X rated
world. So if a single viewing of the word "fuck" is un-stomachable to
anyone using AW, welcome messages shouldn't even be on your content-panic
radar.

Feb 8, 2004, 6:02pm

I know, and i really dont care, i was just saying some people may :D
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