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Discord can be a harmless group-chat layer for hobbies and games, or it can become the place where kids drift into unmoderated communities. The difference is usually server context, not the app by itself.
Generally workable for kids who can handle moving between experiences, spending pressure, and active parent check-ins.
Roblox is not one game but a giant platform of kid-friendly creativity, uneven quality control, social friction, and constant monetization pressure. It can be workable with active parent setup, but it is not a set-it-and-forget-it yes.
A calmer way to evaluate a new game: slow down, ask better questions, and make the first yes conditional on the parts that actually matter.
