@Joe I tend to if it is a borderline thing.

by borderline, I mean there isn't anything super negative or potentially dangerous or "spammy" However, she never did come back and change it and I forgot to get back to it so thanks for the reminder.

NICE answer on the overscheduled toddler thing btw! So true.

I don't think the overscheduled toddler was my answer?

Curious to any of the mods - is the carseat question (parenting.stackexchange.com/questions/11225/…) too close to legal/medical advice the way it's currently worded?

@Joe I think its okay, since I would imagine that there are a number of published guidelines that address this fairly comprehensively.

Answers should focus on what studies have shown to be "best practice", rather than specific legal requirements

To me, in order for it to qualify as medical advice, it would have to be something like "my son was sitting in the front seat, and we got into an accident; now he says his neck hurts, and complains about headaches. Did he get whiplash?"

as-is, this question seems to be primarily a question of safety, and we've got a bunch of questions that address safety issues

Ok, thanks

I was worried more from the point of view of liability

e.g. answer says 'Sure', he does it, gets in car accident

hrm

I think we're covered under our legal disclaimer

Although... IANAL

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Sounds good :)

Wow, will you take a look at our site stats!! They've never been as good as right now. 2.6 questions per day, and 11000 visits per day - wow!

@TorbenGundtofte-Bruun wow indeed! I remember when we were lucky to get 1000 in a day! :)

11k unique users?

@Joe I think its just visits/day, not unique visits, but I'm not sure