Quote Originally Posted by Caurcas View Post
The adult player for engaging in such acts without realizing the responsibility they have not to do such things in a space in which they might encounter a underage player.
You might encounter an underage person who's lying about their age absolutely anywhere on the internet, so what are you proposing? Is the entire internet completely off limits for adult activities?

And we need to stop with the "games rated T for Teen" line.

A) ESRB does not rate or regulate online interactions in games, as people have pointed out several times in this thread. Protection from bad online experiences has ALWAYS boiled down to personal responsibility; or in the case of kids parental responsibility.

B) It's common knowledge at this point that underage people are heavily involved in every single aspect of the internet; there's no actual difference between a T game and an M/AO game when it comes to the potential to run into a minor.