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Please, when you register on the forum you are required to enter truthful details in the Name, Email, Location, Nationality, Age, and Gender.

You can choose to hide your age in your profile, and your email is not shown to the public. Your details are used for nothing other than vouching for your identity, and preventing legal problems.

For example, if you don't state your an age in the age field, you put me personally in a potentially unlawful situation.

Please comply with this, it's better for everyone.
 
For those of us who remember the dinosaurs, would an answer like "over 30" be sufficient?
 
FWIW, I've never looked up anyone's age who hasn't got it publicly displayed in their profile. Any way, yeah, over 30 would be ok, but I want everyone to try and be serious with the mandatory fields, particularly the age one.
 
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