Some also say, that those parents who cut off their kids from their friends are bad parents.
Parenting is about compromises and pure and clean solution only rarely exists. So yes, roblox is bad, as is facebook, tiktok and co. but banning it all and isolating your children is maybe not the perfect solution either.
My kids are not yet in the age of that crap, but soon there will surely be tough decisions to be made.
So maybe be careful with judging someone as a "bad parent", before being in that position yourself.
If you haven't yet, you may want to delete your comment out of shame after you do. Unless you have as little shame as a parent or care for your own children's wellbeing as do all the pedos and white supremacists and scammers operating on that platform.
You be you, but I'm sorry about your kids.
"Unless you have as little shame as a parent or care for your own children's wellbeing as do all the pedos and white supremacists and scammers operating on that platform."
So what about the rest of the internet and the real world? It is not exactly that they are free of those people.
Absolute protection means absolute isolation. So still my question: do you think it is good for kids, if all their friends meet on roblox and only they are not allowed and become isolated? Parenting in reality means compromises. So I do not know, how I will decide if I would come into that situation, but I know that it is always easier to judge from the outside. Or do you have kids in roblox age?
They raise MUCH BIGGER issues than "intentionally blocking Linux with Wine", which is actually a GOOD thing insofar as it helps protect Linux users from being exploited.
It would be even better for society if Roblox blocked all Windows and Mac users.
I would suggest a (re)watch of this pair of videos from People Make Games:
Investigation: How Roblox Is Exploiting Young Game Developers - https://youtu.be/_gXlauRB1EQ
Roblox Pressured Us to Delete Our Video. So We Dug Deeper. - https://youtu.be/vTMF6xEiAaY