You can read the privacy policy in English. I just edited the link:
http://diveomedia.com/privacy
Thankyou kindly
I used Google translate and so appreciate that their translation may not be 100% accurate
What's so bad in good qualities (respect, care, love, self-confidence and courage)? I don't understand. How can that make parents think the app is harmful for kids?
There is NOTHING wrong with those qualities... they are fantastic qualities. IAn app that promotes these qualities is to be praised... . as are strength, beauty, courage and leadership skills are great qualities... I want them to be encouraged and allowed for ALL children, regardless of their gender.
By the way, when the parent read the story he/she can exactly see what the app is all about.
I'm sorry if your views are secret and they should be hidden from parents.
I think the views of authors are important in children's literature. There are a lot of books that I read growing up that supported ideas that I now regret. Rudyard Kippling for example wrote the Jungle book.. but in some of his writing he's very clear that he considers some people as savages needing to be civilised by the white man. Children's books shouldn't be promoting that. Some of the Titin books, and classics by Enid Blyton also have major flaws. Some may be deliberate, some of which may be inadvertent, some of which are because they were written in a different time and society was different then.
I don't like your influence on downloads with 'authors views', when you did not check the app yet. This is not fair. And I am afraid your review will be prejudiced after our conversation.
Let me lay out the timeline for this discussion.
You posted the description of your app. Along with the phrase
"Please ask any questions if you have some."
I read your description, and liked it. So when I had a small question about it, I had 2 options. I could either go off and install the app and work it all out by myself... or i could ask the author the simple question. I chose the latter. It was quicker and easier and you asked me to!
In the course of a couple of replies, I was concerned about the possibility there was sexism in there, and thought i'd better check if it was, and if it was accidental.
You confirmed it was deliberate.
I expressed my concern and offered to leave the conversation there.
You then became unhappy with my concern. And pointed out I haven't installed the app and maybe i should.
I offered to do so, and asked if you would like me to write an honest review.
Now you're criticizing me for both not writing down what i think about the app after I've used it, and criticizing me for offering to write down what i think about the app after i've used it.
If you don't trust me to write an honest review (or you just don't want me to), that's fine... I actually asked you for permission, and will honour your request either way
please, stop talking about the final word. I am not a kid.
Ok.. thats completely my fault, and I apologise if my clumsy choice of words has offended. In no way did mean to imply you were a child. If you felt that,the blame is with me not you. I'm sorry.
I just didn't want you to feel you were being trapped in an argument and pressured to reply by fear of losing face. I'm sure you have a million things you'd rather be doing instead. My offer to walk away and to let you have the last word was so that any perception of loss in the argument would be mine... I won't mention it again... but if you don't want me to reply to this thread , just say the word.
