Nothing to do with an age restriction -- and I'd be way past any of those anyway, LOL (as would everybody at my place of work).
The message in question is generated by a blocking software used by our office servers -- if the browser returns content such as porn or nudity from the "target" website (content which employers hereabouts can block their employees from accessing on their office computers). Now what sort of images can this site possibly be using that triggered this response, I wonder?
"This site has been blocked by the network administrator.
URL: http://meljeanbrook.com/diary-of-an-author-day-4
Block reason: Forbidden Category "Adult/Mature Content" "
NOW of course I'm wondering what I am missing?? :)
The message in question is generated by a blocking software used by our office servers -- if the browser returns content such as porn or nudity from the "target" website (content which employers hereabouts can block their employees from accessing on their office computers). Now what sort of images can this site possibly be using that triggered this response, I wonder?