These days Stardoll is announcing its participation in Safer Internet Day 2015. That's a pretty cool initiative Stardoll has been doing for some years now. It's about teaching the (younger) users of Stardoll about the risks that Internet has and how to avoid getting mixed with them. I, personally, have very clear when something is dangerous or not in the Internet, but that's because I'm quite a "grown-up"; we mustn't forget also girls play this game, and they don't know yet that Internet can be bad as well.
For this year, Stardoll even made a video, which I think it's cute. It aims to teach some of the One-Stop rules of Stardoll, that were designed to prevent bad uses of this network, though some of them interfere interests of the "grown-up" users like me (I'm specifically talking about the proxys policy, that really annoys me, but that I've got to respect).
The video says, in a very kind way, you shouldn't use bad words, copy designs other dollies made, tell your password or your real name, etc. It even talks about online bullying and why we shouldn't tolerate bullying situations. Also, it makes a brief reference about proxys policy, but again, we've got to respect it though we don't really agree.
Finally, there's a test. You answer the questions, and if you do it correctly (which is quite easy), you get a reward in your suite, so you can let everyone know you're a good Stardoll user and you've understood the One-Stop rules. The link is this one, and this is the reward:
