Hmmm....I work closely with troubled youth. I absolutely believe in rehab/therapy whatever you want to call it and if restricting computer time is necessary so be it. Many teenage girls get into trouble from guys they meet on the internet. Because of my "caregiver" role professionally I would not consider this opinion worthless. A friend of mine's daughter (15) got kidnapped last July by someone she met on the internet. She was missing for over a month before she was finally found hours away. So basically my opinion comes from professional and personal experience.
Geez, have you people been out of college so long that you cannot read and analyze within context??
The opinion is worthless because of the source (someone who has neither been there, done that, or trained to deal with such situations). No one, even other parents can say what they would have done because the Kelley situation, like all others, was UNIQUE and others cannot know every nuance and circumstance the family encountered in trying to help their child.
Who is ANYONE to judge, or make lame-*advertiser censored* suggestions when it is FAR too late.