I think there was more to it: I have been promoting her stuff, too.

FYI: Anyone using the New Posts view, as I do exclusively, is going to see multiple postings. It's not a problem per se, but if the forum were busy and lots of people were eager for feedback and doing it, then it would quickly became VERY annoying, which is why thread duplication is generally against a forum's rules. I have to deal with it as a moderator myself (not here, of course).

Cross-posting is when you post the same post to multiple forums; duplicate posting is the same thing, but within one forum.

Parental control is already possible, and many parents still do use it, but it's a bit like Pandora's box, mainly because of smart phones. Even the most vigilant of parents can get caught out these days. Parenting in this respect is nowhere near as easy as it was with Internet access pretty much ubiquitous. It's something that requires more than parental control: schools and those offering online content have to take responsibility, too.

The average teenager is more tech savvy than the average parent, and will most likely know how to outwit them. We are living in a very different world these days.

This isn't a passport application, though. It's a step in the right direction: there will be flaws in any new system, but it takes time to find something that's as foolproof as it can be.

Instead of saying, "Well, some people will be able to fool this" (there will always be people who will want to get round the rules), I prefer to say, "Great - at last they are starting to address the issue."

I suppose it depends on whether you are a glass half full or a glass half empty person, and of course, it's all too easy to sit in your armchair and criticise from afar.

I have already validated my age on another site this way:

I am very much of the opinion that it is important for the Internet to get a handle on who is able to access what. I think we all recognise that certain aspects of the Internet can be damaging, particularly to minors, and that sites should be responsible for controlling it. We can't have our cake and eat it.

Well, you have just discovered the problem yourself by looking at your WP file and recognising that something was missing. We could not have told you this without seeing the WP file, so if you wanted help, your WP file would have had everything to do with it!!!

I've subscribed to her channel - looks quite good.

OK, so as you clearly think that knowing my business is relevant to answering your question: yes, integrity is and has always been important in my work. I was a teacher by profession and I now volunteer for a charity.

I don't use any form of AI for anything. I do a lot of DTP work as an amateur for all sorts of reasons, and have done for over three decades, and never once have I been asked what software I use. If I were asked, I would happily state that I now use Affinity Studio. If anyone raised any concerns about AI, I would simply tell them that I do not subscribe to Canva AI, and therefore cannot use AI in my work.

I don't know any DTP software that does not offer some form of AI these days, but I shall have to bow to your superior knowledge in this field. Adobe remains the industry standard and does offer AI, which is why I asked that question.

I appreciate that it might not be quite so simple for you.

What's more, if you don't subscribe to Canva AI, then you can turn off the Canva AI Studio in the UI altogether.

I think anyone troubleshooting this will need the file, not a picture.

The link doesn't work. Thanks for the information.