What is the editorial policy of Britannica.com with regard to mature content?
Every site included in Britannica has been examined by a Britannica.com editor or contributor on the basis of certain editorial criteria. We do not include in Britannica explicitly pornographic or violent sites, although some of the sites do address controversial or mature themes and include adult language. By following links given within sites that are included in Britannica, readers will be led to a wide variety of content. It is not possible for Britannica editors to examine all links in reviewed websites. What can parents do? There are numerous software programs that seek to prevent children from visiting inappropriate sites on the Web. In general, these work by restricting searches on certain terms or by blocking inappropriate sites from downloading onto the computer. Most programs are customizable, so parents can make their own choices about what is acceptable. The leading filtering packages include SurfWatch, Cyber Patrol, Net Nanny, and CYBERsitter. Reviews of these and other p
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