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I had never heard of 1000memories until now, but I think you make a good point about their strategy. Their service requires you to physically create a memorial
by rglover 16y ago
I had never heard of 1000memories until now, but I think you make a good point about their strategy. Their service requires you to physically create a memorial where as Facebook inadvertently just gives it to you. Not to mention it's already tied into your (seemingly) primary social network.
- cormiston 16y agoAutomation in a service like this is key because, well, you're dead and you can't do anything about it. Facebook should consider features the user can control that take effect upon death. A user would have to have a certain level of foresight about their mortality, but i think that could have a very positive effect.
- ultrasaurus 16y agoCould it be as simple as denoting a Facebook next-of-kin?
- cormiston 16y agoSounds like a plan to me!