I thought this was going to be an article about tree houses. I am disapointed. Anyways the most interesting part of this article to me is how you white list chatting. That has some interesting implications and I have never heard of that being used.
I spotted Elf Island staffers at an investing get-together in Atlanta earlier. I wasn impressed by how they stood out from the group in their Elf Island shirts in a sea of dress shirts and ties. They got a lot of attention and it was a strategy that I'll keep in mind when I attend other events in the future.
Yep. I'm not sure if any other kids games white list (instead of black list) chat, but as I mentioned, kids are clever little buggers. They do things like "SHe Is very Tall" or "on to tree for" -- you get the idea -- so the white list alone is not nearly enough. :)