Reported Sites

“This appears to be a site selling car parts and trailers.”

“This is a blog about comics. It does not seem to be pornographic.”

“Legitimate web site for those working in the computer security industry, or those interested in the field. It hosts no content that is unsuitable for minors. Using this site is part of my daily business and this block is preventing me from exercising this part of my work.”

“This appears to be a dance club”

“This is a site about astrology, which includes dates, but not dating, as in meeting people for relationships or sex.”

“This site is about coding chess engines. I am not sure why that would be inappropriate to children.”

“This is a chess rankings site. It is not about dating, rather an abstract form of "love" is being expressed. Nor is it about gambling.”

“This is a counselling website.”

“This website is an educational website about alcohol which is mainly used for cocktail recipes. No other cocktail recipe website is blocked on your list such as http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/cocktails”

“A free dating site. All uploaded user pictures are manually approved and content checks are in place. User profiles can be flagged and are checked several times a day. It should not be blocked by default. It is not a porn or adult site!”

“This appears to be legitimate”

“This is a site about a 70s horror movie, which could probably outdo Hammer for cheese. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phantasm_(film)#Reception_and_legacy”

“This is a wedding photography site.”

“Filters are supposed to block websites that could harm children, such as violent or sexual imagary. This webpage discusses the health impacts of drinking beer. Knowing this information might actually prevent harm to children - it is hardly likely to cause harm!”

“This site is about learning Spanish, even if those classes are for adults the site seems harmless enough.”

“This is a counselling website.”

“This is a counselling site”