During late March and early April, the ALSC Discussion List was active with comments and concerns around Common Sense Media (CSM) and that organization’s reviews of children’s materials. I followed this discussion with particular interest for two reasons. First, the organization is located in the city where I work. Second, when they were just getting started, members of the organization came to our library to meet with us to discuss their values and seek our support. We declined as we believed that their practice of labeling was in violation of the ALA Bill of Rights and the core values of library services for children. I do not intend to rehash all of the comments and statements of the online discussion (sigh of relief on your part!). Hopefully, most of you followed it and certainly many of you actively participated. I found it to be a robust and lively exchange. That…