Comment on FR Doc # 2010–11665

OAG Docket No. 134
To Whom It May Concern:
The Kid's Act vests RSOs with a right to challenge a denial to a social networking website, when the website bases its denial on information from the checking system (42 USC 16915b(b)(5)(A)).
However, there is no "Grievance System" for RSOs to exercise their First Amendment right to grieve a illegal denial by a social networking website, to the U.S. AG (or State equivalent), those who control the checking system.
Examples of Illegal denials: If the SNS website fails to provide a RSO with a timely "Notice" -or- a "Notice" as outlined in the Kid's Act (42 USC 16915b(b)(5)(A)).
The Supplemental Guidelines MUST make allowances for such a grievance system given the provisions of the Kid's Act (42 USC 16915b(b)(5)(A)).
Thank you.