Kids are definitely online with these sites. And they are definitely accessible.

From where these kids have come from, and then to have something like that make ESPN, it just makes you feel good for them. You should have seen (the high school) today. It was just great to be around.

It might be some neighborhood kids, ... [But] even if it's a prank, we're going to take it very seriously.

Once they put it out there, they're accessible.

It is just like a bulletin board to the world.

They don't know who they are talking to.