Lufnoops
04-26-2008, 09:10 PM
http://www.citypaper.com/news/story.asp?id=8182
As such, young people are unlikely to think about the things that go into cleaning up their online presence after they have passed away. With acquaintances all over the country, if not the globe, multiple e-mail accounts and messenger screen names, various message-board and profile-site accounts, mailing lists that flood in boxes, PayPal accounts, e-banking accounts, and online video-game accounts, those who die with well-developed online presences can have far more of an effect on the lives of those who survive them than do those without a computer at all.
...like does this highlight the minor effect my life will have on all of yours, or does it highlight the futility of everything because my "being" is digitized.
As such, young people are unlikely to think about the things that go into cleaning up their online presence after they have passed away. With acquaintances all over the country, if not the globe, multiple e-mail accounts and messenger screen names, various message-board and profile-site accounts, mailing lists that flood in boxes, PayPal accounts, e-banking accounts, and online video-game accounts, those who die with well-developed online presences can have far more of an effect on the lives of those who survive them than do those without a computer at all.
...like does this highlight the minor effect my life will have on all of yours, or does it highlight the futility of everything because my "being" is digitized.