>>125 I am not sure about it, but I do not think it is a big problem, because I could find many web site in Japan says only "not to enter under 18 years old".
>>127 Thank you for your explanation and an example. I still do not understand this part why is it? "If Deleter can do a legal judgment as the site, Deleter will not be able to escape the obligation."
>The message might be a justifiable criticism. >However, you are hesitating in whether it is a justifiable criticism or an infringement of right. >Can you judge "Do not delete it" for this request? >And, can you say to other Deleter, "Please have the danger"?
If the deleter is not sure, then he/she can ask a leader. If the leader is not sure, then he/she can ask Jim. If Jim does not delete it, then Jim gets a plaint. The volunteer has no legal risk, here.
>>128 Very good point, Kotaro-san. To avoid both the legal risk and illegal risk, I suggest one volunteer obligation.
* An official volunteer must keep secret on the public about his/her contact address. Otherwise, Jim can not prevent from someone sending a volunteer a plaint.
>>131-132 Now, finally, I think I got your intention. I was impressed for your consideration. So, you think a risk is generated when a deleter recognizes a writing has a violation.
I think that a risk is not generated yet, when a deleter find a writing and he does not recognizes a violation, even if it has a violation. So, he has to delete when he is sure about a violation, but he can leave it when he is not sure.
>Can you judge "Do not delete it" for this request?
Yes, I can leave a posting, when I do not recognize it has a violation.
>And, can you say to other Deleter, "Please have the danger"?
No, I cannot say it. I allow them to delete anytime when they recognize a violation.