Website Reviews
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Anonymous Q&A interesting concept, but just doesn't work.
URL: http://qooh.me/
(2014)
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Anonymous responses may often lead to iffy interactions.
URL: https://www.sarahah.com
(2018)
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A place to boast about your GTA rank.
URL: http://socialclub.rockstargames.com/
(2008)
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Graphic Flash portal strictly for fans and older teens.
URL: http://www.newgrounds.com
(2008)
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Dubious product "reviews" reap financial incentives.
URL: http://www.tibesti.com/
(2009)
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Location-based social network too risky for younger teens.
URL: http://www.foursquare.com
(2010)
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Teen-centric news coverage includes some edgy topics.
URL: http://mic.com
(2015)
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Internet, with pros and cons, filtered by your interests.
URL: http://www.stumbleupon.com
(2015)
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Gossip blog about African-American stars is mean-spirited.
URL: http://www.bossip.com
(2009)
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Frank, helpful sexual-health resource covers all the basics.
URL: http://www.itsyoursexlife.com/
(2014)
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Anonymous Q&A's can veer into too-mature territory for kids.
URL: http://new.spring.me/
(2014)
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Streaming site has more mature than kid-friendly content.
URL: https://tubitv.com/
(2015)
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Kids have little to gain from news site's salacious posts.
URL: http://uproxx.com/
(2015)
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This product is no longer available
New video site doesn't restrict profanity, drugs in clips.
URL: https://www.vessel.com
(2015)
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Mature news site includes fluff, swears, adult content.
URL: http://www.buzzfeed.com
(2015)
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Free film site includes too much adult fare for kids.
URL: http://www.popcornflix.com
(2015)