Nope, I did not. But read aweful stuff before about roblox and I think I said clearly that I think the plattform is crap and not that I have any intentions of hooking up my kids to it. My point was about moralist "judgement".

"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?

When you have a kid of Roblox age (I assume you don't) you will feel the pressure from all other kids already playing. Your kid may even get a robux card at a birthday without your consent. If you pushback you will be the annoying parent and your kids social life will suffer. Then you will likely readjust your position.