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Post by NGnius on Sept 21, 2015 15:55:31 GMT
Soo... At my school they block the robocraft site, but not freeforums, which means - can check in here whenever I want
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Minoriko
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Post by Minoriko on Sept 22, 2015 0:15:42 GMT
I would imagine, it feels like a private forum that really doesn't prove harmful in schools
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Post by NeonDragon1909 on Sept 22, 2015 8:57:14 GMT
Soo... At my school they block the robocraft site, but not freeforums, which means - can check in here whenever I want Why do they block the RC forums? Is there some kind of RC epidemic in your school? |
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Post by NGnius on Sept 22, 2015 12:54:53 GMT
Soo... At my school they block the robocraft site, but not freeforums, which means - can check in here whenever I want Why do they block the RC forums? Is there some kind of RC epidemic in your school? No idea, probably because it's "not educational" to play video games at school (and then they go and unblock minecraft...) |
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Post by theendgame on Sept 22, 2015 14:31:20 GMT
But how do they even know about Robocraft? It's not incredibly popular, is it?
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Post by NGnius on Sept 22, 2015 15:51:33 GMT
Maybe because the website has "game" in the url and they have some sort of word recognition to their blocking software, or they use some blocking system that is run by some company dedicated to identifying websites so they can block "groups" of sites
EDIT: So I read through the whole document pertaining to Internet access, and the school board only says one line about blocking : [School Board] will employ web filtering software to block out many objectable sites ... in accordance with Board Policy (policy number)(and more stuff that really reads like abbreviated legalese). Essentially they can block anything they want to, and argue it "wasn't educational"
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