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211 bytes removed ,  19:39, July 25, 2011
It shouldn't be held against them since they are not a christioan organization and therefor wouldn't base it's ratings on christian values
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The '''Entertainment Software Rating Board''' (abbreviated as "ESRB") is a non-[[profit]], self-regulatory, major [[rating]] organization in the [[United States]]. It applies ratings, creates [[advertising]] guidelines, and helps ensure online [[privacy]] practices for the [[software]] industry, most notably [[video games]].
 
The '''Entertainment Software Rating Board''' (abbreviated as "ESRB") is a non-[[profit]], self-regulatory, major [[rating]] organization in the [[United States]]. It applies ratings, creates [[advertising]] guidelines, and helps ensure online [[privacy]] practices for the [[software]] industry, most notably [[video games]].
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It uses a series of symbols for its ratings (EC, E, E10+, T, M, AO, RP) as well as a brief description of the content involved (e.g. "Strong Language"). It must be noted, however, that the ESRB doesn't strictly enforce older ages for titles with content that goes against [[Christian]] values and should be used as a starting point in your consideration of a game.
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It uses a series of symbols for its ratings (EC, E, E10+, T, M, AO, RP) as well as a brief description of the content involved (e.g. "Strong Language").  
    
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