User blog comment:FourSevensRiolu/See How You Can Make Our Wiki More Active/@comment-38303482-20190215230905/@comment-31817574-20190215231736

I know both of those. I joined when I was eleven. Technically a teen now, you can get away with the COPPA law (US) if you keep an IP of a user that still has an undisclosed birthday. If you keep the birthday a secret, then you are allowed to stay here. This site is pending to be protected by CARU but that's in the far future. Nobody really pays attention to the FANDOM join policy except for me a few years ago when I was a preteen, always cautious to never state my real birthday (Independence Day, undisclosed year) but my vitrual birthday (August 5, ????).

And oh yeah I talk about working here at school and people laugh, mainly because I'm in a school where nobody is stupid enough to play anymore (unlike I). It's better if you have youngish gaming friends or children around your area you could have small talk with that might just take your idea. The community is meant to be looked at by a Grade 1-8 audience (really meant for a 1-5), but with editors who are far older. That's the difficulty about wikia for children - they can't learn what they need to learn if they wish to join our community.