Clare Johnstone writes: >Yes, that is the whole problem. This would be an item in constant and >casual use in the home, with no special precautions as might be used >for knives, hot stoves or poisons, and bound to cause a curious child >to experiment with it. >clare
The whole problem is that while there is some remote possibility of injury, it isn't dangerous enough to be concerned about? "Might be used?" The kitchen knives have always been right out on the counter available for use. There are no locks on the knobs on the gas stove. The kids had bicycles, and got driver's licenses, right on schedule. I've got a challenge for you: how many documented cases of eye damage from laser pointers have there ever been? How does that number compare with deaths from choking on food in the period since laser pointers were invented? Seriously, you're worried about a complete non-issue. _______________________________________________ OpenMoko community mailing list community@lists.openmoko.org http://lists.openmoko.org/mailman/listinfo/community
