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A great conversation starter. One that we continue to have and don't actively have solutions for. We should have one. We should build one. We should make it ope
by asim 4y ago
A great conversation starter. One that we continue to have and don't actively have solutions for. We should have one. We should build one. We should make it open source. We should build a community around that effort they can manage it for a multi generational time period.
- RajT88 4y agoArchive.org?
- asim 4y agoThat's simply an archive for web pages. That doesn't address the OPs point about your entire life being online and needing to pass this on to a spouse or children. We need a way to manage multi-generational services, identity and credentials. When I die how is my spouse going to deal with all that comes with not just physical assets but also all the digital ones that now seem to manage everything else.
- jxramos 4y agoI was curious if they'd expand their services to have digital memorials for people uploading all their junk for public review for those interested in leaving behind such a monument. Maybe we can pay in advance for digital cemeteries that host our files indefinitely.
- globalise83 4y agoIn some ways I feel this could benefit from a government-orchestrated solution. The government already issues death certificates. If they could be digitized and turned into some kind of proof-of-death token that combined with another secret key would unlock ownership of all accounts, that would be pretty cool.