Child advocates say "cyberbullying" -- the use of computers, cell phones, social-networking sites and other technology to threaten or humiliate others -- is putting young people at risk, sometimes with major consequences. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has labeled "electronic aggression" a growing public health problem.
We'd like your thoughts for a July edition of citizenQ. Have you or your child ever been harassed online? Have you had any problems with unwanted attention on MySpace or Facebook? Do you think the use of computers and other high-tech equipment should be regulated so children and adults can avoid harm -- or be kept from potentially harming others?


a Conservative Approach
Every time a law is created another freedom is restricted and controlled.
When anything is restricted and/or controlled it is no longer free.
It is reasonable to hold people accountable and liable for their individual actions WHEN THEY GET OUT OF CONTROL. It is fair and realistic to expect people to present themselves according to decent and acceptable etiquette.