check out www.yourdeathwish.com

its much better thatn my space and you get to create your own page about your death


If they institute this program all it would take is one jerk reporting you as dead and you get to try and undo the damage on how many sites

I always found comfort in the idea that these pages stayed up after death. It provided a public place for loved-ones to grieve and share thoughts.

After my wife's aunt passed away her MySpace page was flooded with comments from loved-ones, and gets comments still several years later.

When a friend of ours went missing for over a month and was presumed dead, we posted comments on his page as a way to dissipate the sadness and hope he might get to read them some day (he eventually turned up, and did).

It's one of the reasons i don't require approval of comments on my social profile pages. While I'm not so arrogant as to believe there'd be flocks of people grieving on my page, in the off-chance that I DID touch the lives of people enough for them to care, I'd like to leave it open. And if I'm wrong about what comes after this life, it'd be nice to know there's a slim chance I might be able to see those kind wishes somehow.