With regards to kids behaving poorly towards women while gaming online, a comment was made that moms should know their sons' gamertags, be tracking their activity, and be looking occassionally on these types of sites that document poor behaviour to see if their child's gamertag has been reported. I think this premise is flawed because the conversation is limited to the mother. Sure, in many households the mom may be in a better position to observe the son's after-school activities, but it's the father who's typically the role model for their online/gaming activites and should be setting a good example of how to behave in online communities. As a father, it's just as much your responsibility, if not more so, to be demonstrating with your actions, as well as straight-up telling your child, that this sort of behaviour is completely unacceptable.