Print this page ICRAplus can apply different filtering rules for different users, with each person having their own login name and password. If you activate this feature, users will be asked to confirm their name and password every so often. You select exactly how often by using the drop-down menu. This feature prevents someone leaving […]
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Print this page You can uninstall individual modules as you wish. This is likely to be possible through the Add/Remove Programs feature in Windows’ Control Panel. Some modules may, however, have their own uninstall utility and you should check for this on your Start menu, If you want to remove ICRAplus completely, you must first […]
This procedure provides the solution to the most common problem experienced with Content Advisor. The cause is a corrupted file called “ratings.pol”. Please note that this procedure applies only to Windows ME. Windows 95, Windows 98 and NT users should click here. If you are running Windows 2000 or Windows XP, please contact Microsoft Support […]
To take advantage of the older PICS ICRA labelling system using Microsoft Internet Explorer, follow the key steps below. Please note: There are 2 ICRA PICS labelling systems currently in use, and to get the most from your filtering, you will want to set up both of these systems in Content Advisor. This page shows […]
This procedure provides the solution to the most common problem experienced with Content Advisor. The cause is a corrupted file called “ratings.pol”. Please note that this procedure applies to Windows 9x and NT. Users of Windows ME should click here. If you are running Windows 2000 or Windows XP, please contact Microsoft Support directly as […]
Enter the URL (web address) of the site you want to analyze, select the options you want, then click the “Test” button. There are three possible results: Red: The site is not ICRA labelled. Amber: An Amber light means one of two things: You have an old (PICS) label on your site but not a […]
Through its ICRA division, the Family Online Safety Institute is playing a leading role in the develpment of “trusted metadata”. This takes many forms, including content labels and machine-readable trustmarks, all based on semantic web technologies. The Institute belives that such metadata has the potential to make a significant impact in areas such as trust, […]
* If any of na – nc or sa – sf are present in a revised vocabulary label, the mapping must not lead to nz 1 or nz 0 under the original vocabulary. The presence of nz 1 under the original vocabulary means that there is neither nudity or sexual material present. In the presence […]
The table below shows the code for each ICRA descriptor. Below that is the equivalent table for the original vocabulary published in 2000. Nearby Vocabulary mapping (2000 – 2005 and vice-versa) Nudity na 1 Exposed breasts nb 1 Bare buttocks nc 1 Visible genitals nz 0 Nudity may be, but is not known to be, […]
Once you have created the file that contains your label(s) you need to link your content to that file. How you do this depends on how you construct your site as a whole. Therefore for the most appropriate advice, please select the option that best suits you from the list below: See if your web […]