I am an adult.
On a non-Stack-Exchange forum, a child is asking for advice on an interaction with their parents.
I thought to redirect them here.
Is there an age limit for participation in Stack Exchange?
Would it make sense to redirect a youngster here to get advice from adults?
Off-topic but does anyone have other suggestions? Of course online safety is of prime importance.
The rules of participation are very clear where age is concerned: You must be at least 13 or 16 if you’re in the EU. We moderators do enforce these rules. You can check this post on Meta SE for more details.
That said, if the child in question is old enough to participate, we do welcome posts by children. There are plenty of examples already on the site. I think redirecting a child (or rather, a teenager) to this community can be a good thing. Note that the usual rules for questions (on topic, not opinion-based etc.) apply and that we expect everyone to honor the Code of Conduct.
