The name is quite descriptive of its
content, think before you act. There are numerous examples, illustrated through
short videos, shown on the site, and even though I barely browsed through about
10 per cent of these, I got an idea of what the purpose is. I don’t think this
site is directed towards a specific age group, but there are a lot of people
exposed to the dilemmas on www.thinkb4u.com.
As a youngster and daily participant of the global internet, I should take this
into a count the next time I face a decision like the ones on the site.
From an esthetic point of view the site is
a masterpiece. Not only is it easily maneuverable, but the transitions and
graphics are all very smooth. There is a lot of work behind this, but it makes
the site so much more attractive and comfortable.
Thinking before you act should apply to
every choice you makes during a day, but as an avid user of sites and services
on the internet that demand personal information, I’d like to focus on this
particular part of the topic. Every time you ignore and agree to “Terms of use”
you expose yourself. Apple, Google and Facebook have been criticized for their alleged
abuse of this, making their users agree to have their activity on the services
registered. The group of people that are most vulnerable, to arguably this is
youth.
Down below is an earlier post regarding the
same topic:
http://kamelose.blogspot.no/2013/02/i-agree-to-these-terms.html
http://kamelose.blogspot.no/2013/02/i-agree-to-these-terms.html
Good comment on the web-site and I agree with your focus on the topic of Terms of use. Nobody really knows what they sign when they do. It is too late to complain afterwards!
SvarSlett