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		By: Mary Kay		</title>
		<link>https://foodfunfamily.com/she-auditioned-for-oprah/#comment-8164</link>

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		<pubDate>Mon, 21 Jun 2010 20:29:54 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Thank you the compliments and very kind words.
I&#039;m very flattered and so appreciate your support. 
I woke my husband up the other night in a moment of panic and asked: Did I embarrass myself with this video? What if no one likes it!
So my point is, I feel a bit awkward and getting your support means a lot. Thank you :)
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thank you the compliments and very kind words.<br />
I&#8217;m very flattered and so appreciate your support.<br />
I woke my husband up the other night in a moment of panic and asked: Did I embarrass myself with this video? What if no one likes it!<br />
So my point is, I feel a bit awkward and getting your support means a lot. Thank you :)<br />
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		By: Tracy		</title>
		<link>https://foodfunfamily.com/she-auditioned-for-oprah/#comment-8125</link>

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		<pubDate>Sat, 19 Jun 2010 02:29:12 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Ok I check this site out, and like many other &quot;Kid&quot; sites it is one that I won&#039;t let my son on, even at 14. The main reason I wont is that I was able to see posts, and user profiles- where kids are showing their real pictures. This was with me providing no information at all, a big no no in my book.  The set up does look pretty cool and all but the *privacy issue* is the catch for me.  Yes the info I can see is not that much, but I am currently looking at a user profile where I can see a pretty young 18 year old girl and her about me section.  I prefer the Facebook standard where you can show basically no info but your pro-file picture.  Then once in you can say who can see what, and as a parent I can block my posts from my sons eyes, so he cant see me complain about him not cleaning his messy room.  It takes some work to lock Facebook down but I deem it a lot safer than other *kids* sites I&#039;ve seen. 

To satisfy my *privacy* issues they should lock down people viewing other users profiles until they are a registered user.  Then to keep what is viewable to users until a friendship connection is made- basically a picture and name first last initial or user name along with an age range and location range.  That would make things a lot safer from my perspective, and safer from predators.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ok I check this site out, and like many other &#8220;Kid&#8221; sites it is one that I won&#8217;t let my son on, even at 14. The main reason I wont is that I was able to see posts, and user profiles- where kids are showing their real pictures. This was with me providing no information at all, a big no no in my book.  The set up does look pretty cool and all but the *privacy issue* is the catch for me.  Yes the info I can see is not that much, but I am currently looking at a user profile where I can see a pretty young 18 year old girl and her about me section.  I prefer the Facebook standard where you can show basically no info but your pro-file picture.  Then once in you can say who can see what, and as a parent I can block my posts from my sons eyes, so he cant see me complain about him not cleaning his messy room.  It takes some work to lock Facebook down but I deem it a lot safer than other *kids* sites I&#8217;ve seen. </p>
<p>To satisfy my *privacy* issues they should lock down people viewing other users profiles until they are a registered user.  Then to keep what is viewable to users until a friendship connection is made- basically a picture and name first last initial or user name along with an age range and location range.  That would make things a lot safer from my perspective, and safer from predators.<br />
.-= Tracy&#180;s last blog ..<a href="https://feedproxy.google.com/~r/MyCrazedFamily/~3/zt1kq9rkBAM/" rel="nofollow">Friday Follow – 6/18</a> =-.</p>
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