Parents need to know that kids are supposed to be 13 to join the site and agree to its terms and conditions. Got younger kids? Set up the site on their behalf and give them the member password (or better yet, surf with them!). Macintosh users are cautioned that the site runs slowly using Mozilla. Check the FAQ for more hints on how to speed up the site when using a Mac.
Educational value:Managing a family site like this one takes real organizational skills.
i think this will be a great idea but please dont let other people do bad things to me please and do i have to pay and thanks for having this web sit far kids i cant thank you inof um how do you send things to other pepole now please send me back somthing like anything please i relly want to have a emaqil sent back now thank you bye send me somthing back
I have a family web site at Famster. While I love the:
- Private online networking space for your family and friends,
- Lack of advertising,
- Easiest-to-use blogging tool, and
- Unlimited space for photos and videos
I am frustrated by some of the “obvious†things they can do to make the site more intuitive and user- and visitor-friendly.
That’s why I’ve launched my blog at ILoveFamster*.
Through it, I share what I think is both fabulous and frustrating about Famster. If you are a current, former, or potential Famster user, stop by and share your thoughts.