Good news folks, immortality is possible for everyone today! The Internet has the ability to give fame to anyone and also to make memories immortal, giving a second life online, after death, for all the deceased .
It is not a joke, everyone today, after the transition to a better life, can be remembered with their live photographs, the stories of their actions, through the comments of their loved ones, obituaries and epitaphs, all public, all written online, all searchable.
First of all, let's talk about the most important and most famous social network in the world: Facebook.
Nobody has ever asked: " what happens on Facebook if you die"> Your profile would remain swallowed, friends probably would not have a great desire to write to us, or they would do it but the many only virtual friends, who do not start reading bulletin boards of others, would remain in the dark about death.
It may happen that the profile may perhaps remain there, abandoned, in a lugubrious and bleak way.
For this reason, on Facebook, if someone dies, there is a page to announce the death of the person so that the profile of the deceased is converted into an obituary page, " in memoriam ".
The profile dashboard then remains visible and active, without risk of being deactivated for non-use.
All those who pass through that page will be able to read the comments and greetings left written and can in turn write a thought in memory .
Sensitive data is automatically removed and the profile no longer appears in the search results of people, even among the suggestions of friends.
The profile login is disabled and the deceased person's page lives of its own life, ready to receive comments and greetings.
Oh yes, even from the dead we can stay alive online and not abandon Facebook, happy?
Some may be amazed at this choice and others will likely be disgusted but the idea of virtual cemeteries in America has caught on and is having great success as a modern way to commemorate the memory of loved ones and to publish obituaries .
By way of example, you can look at the social network Eons.com, an English site, where Americans participate actively and numerous, browsing for obituaries published online and above all where you can even organize your funeral in advance, in a detailed and personalized way .
Who wouldn't want to see what their funeral would be like?
The "Longevity Calculator" predicts the approximate age of when you die, based on lifestyle, nutrition and many other things.
The questions are in English but with a side by side translator (like the google translate client) you can do it without problems.
Remember a little about the tests to see the date of your death seen in another article only that this time it is done better and is more serious.
MySpace, the other major social network worldwide has created MyDeathSpace, a special section that acts as a morgue for registered users.
In Italy, there is also a good organization.
The Defuntioggi.it site is quite old and publishes an average of 500 obituaries per day online, which can be consulted freely and freely, divided by region and province.
The LiveOn social network (no longer exists) is the first social network dedicated to mournful events, funerals, celebrations and funeral honors and companies in the funeral and cemetery sector.
In fact, on Funeras people can gather to talk and commemorate the deceased together on the internet.
Relatives, friends and acquaintances can thus remember the dead person in a personalized web space.
The profile page of the deceased is created, starting from the obituary put online by the funeral company.
The management of the virtual tomb is then entrusted to family members who will be able to insert other information, share photos and images, create an album of memories and disclose the sad news.
The main objective becomes to inform about the incident and then to receive comments and greetings from everyone, even from those who, living far away, cannot go to the real funeral.
It is also possible to add a tombstone inside a virtual cemetery.
To conclude the speech I can only mention the Salutiamoli.it site, dedicated to commemorating the famous people .
Hoping not to have offended anyone's sensitivity, a greeting to all and, as it goes, you can always see each other on social networks!
