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This seems like a (morbid) opportunity. An AI to keep these people posting on each other walls. I'm reminded of a short story by Larry Niven... http://en.wikip

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• alain94040 16y ago
  You could actually build a startup for that: when you die, our product will post updates on your facebook page. It's up to you, from the afterlife, to focus enough so our software can catch your brain waves. If enough people believe in supernatural stuff, you could make a killing :-)
• jaaron 16y ago
  The Facebook wall for one of my passed away friends is regularly populated with notes and shared memories by those who knew him.
  • purp 16y ago
    Same here. I got two FB firsts this year: first death of a friend I learned of via FB (I've had another since), and first "update" from a dead friend who's mother now controls his account.
    • larrywright 16y ago
      I have a friend who passed away earlier this year. I found out on Facebook, as there was a sudden influx of people commenting on his wall about his passing. 8 months later, the account is still active. Facebook will occasionally tell me that I should reconnect with him, which frankly is a bit creepy. The worst part, however, is that his mom still posts messages on his wall as if he can read them. I find this equal parts creepy and sad.
• msluyter 16y ago
  Or, what would be sort of interesting is a feature to allow you to post one or more status updates after death. "If you're reading this now, the mission was unsuccessful..."