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[BlaineSch]

Well basically I'm trying to make a list of websites I think would be acceptable for a display computer. The computer will basically be showing how fast the internet speed is so media sites like youtube would be on the list, but other sites like sex.com would be filtered so people or employees don't mess around too much :P

Can you guys help me expand the list with popular sites you visit or think should be on the whitelist?

I'd rather use a whitelist then a blacklist or content filter.

Here is what I got so far:

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.google.com
.bing.com
.hotmail.com
.msn.com
.yahoo.com
.altavista.com
.ask.com
.facebook.com
.myspace.com
.twitter.com
.youtube.com
.craigslist.com
.pandora.com
.meebo.com
.gmail.com
.tyimg.com
.youtube-3rd-party.com
.cnet.com
.dogpile.com
.wikipedia.org
.wiki.org
.webcrawler.com
.bored.com
.collegehumor.com
.explosm.net
.xkcd.com
.edu
.gov

[TeenChristian]

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Codecall.com
britannica.com
dogpile.com
techcrunch.com

Do those sound good?

[Alexander]

Alexa - Top Sites in United States

Although the odd site may be a porn site for added fun.

[BlaineSch]

Why didn't I think of using Alexa? :confused:

Why is there not a palmface smiley?

[Irfan_A]

Many websites, like antivirus site, software download site, and so on.

@TeenChristian: Codecall.com ?? ?

[BlaineSch]

I know, I've never heard of codecall either! :o

[TeenChristian]

Ahh! I mean codecall.net :D my bad