vincent - 07/18/10 18:35
You can always leave your usernames & passwords with your lawyer along with your will. There is also this service :::link:::

I kind had the experience a few months ago. There was this woman on this dating site, well she died violently at her job and her profile kept on showing up in my matches, which was kind of creepy.

It's tough to face, but we never know when we're going to die. Having a plan in place would help.

jenks - 07/18/10 16:30
I have two dead friends on facebook... In one case, some friend's created a page for a guy that was already dead, as a tribute/memorial, etc.
but then last winter a (young) friend of mine in Buffalo died suddenly. And every once in a while facebook suggests that I 'get back in touch with her', which is a little weird. Oh shit, and then last month Chris's friend Steve died, so that makes 3. Jeez. But yeah, I've always wondered what happens to the page. But the ones I've seen seem to live on as memorials, people coming by and writing thoughts, etc.

metalpeter - 07/18/10 14:38
Pretty interesting article. Not sure how facebook should handle it, why not just leave the page up. Say I met two people at a bar and the sex goes crazy and I bled to death or get so exictid two goth girls with tattoos who are thin and pretty and is that what I think it is, and I die. Well then if anyone shows up at the memorial the pictures of me and everything could be put up and I'm tagged in them. The serivice could be a facebook event and people could be invited that way. To change my page though someone would have to have my log in. But any pictures tagged of me would show up on my page!!!!!!!!