Thread:Mermaidmagicblue/@comment-33238225-20181116224138/@comment-33238225-20181117040525

I asked FANDOM, and this is what they said.

Quote: Well, the ToU are pretty clear when they say "no-one under 13" but honestly this can be a pretty specific thing depending on the person, and I've known one person who joined fandom at 9. You wouldn't be violating the ToU if you didn't block them, but then again you have to accept a measure of responsibility if anything happens, which you should keep in mind.

It really depends on this user's level of maturity. If they're too childish, so that you don't know how they'd handle harassment then you should kindly leave a message on their wall and then block them (but make sure the block expires when they reach a higher age). On the other hand if this user seems mature trust them.

Also, keep in mind the wiki. If a child is trying to edit a wiki for an adult show or something like that then a block is probably the best, but if they're on a wiki for stuffed animals or something like that it's probably alright to let them edit there.