Blu-ray Disc Cases...I'm going to maim the designer responsible.

[JJ]

Originally Posted by WriteSimply

I use those tabs for movies rated R and above. PG-13 and below, I fold it in.


fuad

You know, I'm pretty sure if you have children - they can unlock the tabs and put them back in. Or is it simply another organizational pattern?

[WriteSimply]

Originally Posted by JJxiv1215

You know, I'm pretty sure if you have children - they can unlock the tabs and put them back in. Or is it simply another organizational pattern?

The tabs are enabled as stumbling blocks. Children above 4 can unlock the tab for sure but it has to be reinforced with informative messages so that they get the point.

It's just like putting a deadbolt on your door. It won't deter the really determined burglar from getting in. It makes it a bit harder and tells them yet again that they are doing something real bad.


fuad

[broganreynik]

Originally Posted by WriteSimply

The tabs are enabled as stumbling blocks. Children above 4 can unlock the tab for sure but it has to be reinforced with informative messages so that they get the point.

It's just like putting a deadbolt on your door. It won't deter the really determined burglar from getting in. It makes it a bit harder and tells them yet again that they are doing something real bad.


fuad

So what do you do with the Blu's that are rated R and don't have latches? Or do you switch around the cases so all your rated R ones have latches?

[WriteSimply]

Originally Posted by Cyorg

This is gonna be waaaayyy off topic here... But what does fuad mean?

It's my name.

Originally Posted by broganreynik

So what do you do with the Blu's that are rated R and don't have latches? Or do you switch around the cases so all your rated R ones have latches?

I switch the cases around. It's not a big deal.


fuad

[Sabian576]

hmmm this folding tab thing - me likey

learn something new everyday on here. Thanks guys...