The web site of an Australian opposed labelling systems designed for censorship.

Filter template that utilizes the ICRA system to block access to websites that, in the judgment of the Anti-Defamation League, advocate hatred, bigotry or even violence towards Jews or other groups on the basis of their religion, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation or other immutable characteristics.

Information about and criticism of PICS and the ratings systems and ratings bureaus that use it.

The Entertainment Software Rating Board's PICS-based ratings are designed to provide information about video and computer game content. Searchable and browsable database.

Manages ICRA and RSACi self-rating systems. RSACi broadly rates sex, nudity, violence, and profanity on a scale of 1-4. ICRA specifically rates yes/no whether content contains specific types of chat, sex, nudity, violence, profanity, or drug use. [Self-rating pages require JavaScript.]

Directions and instructions on managing PICS rules filtering in Internet Explorer.

Technical specification, usage hints, and comments.

Detailed self-rating standard, with categories for profanity, heterosexual themes, homosexual themes, nudity, violence, drug use, intolerance, and gambling, rated on a finely-graded 0-9 scale.

Comparison of RSACi with SafeSurf.

Experimental PICS-based ratings service on scales with both positive and negative values. Among its categories: Multiculturalism, Educational Content, Environmental Awareness, Safety, Canadian Content, and Commercial Content.