Funny and SFW

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Facebook tells me this is a memory of something I posted 3 years ago today. No recollection of it. Maybe it was something I got from the Outpost.

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i wish there was a way to remove people from facebook after death

I think I saw that when I was cleaning up my parents’ digital presences after they passed.

My parents were both active on Facebook, but I avoid the thing like the plague. To wrap up their accounts on Facebook, I

  • created an account (or resurrected the account, for my second parent’s passing);
  • logged in as the parent in question (my mom’s logins and passwords were more-or-less unsecured on her iPad; my father had developed dementia, so I had taken over the duty of remembering logins/passwords before he stopped being able to do stuff online on his own);
  • had the parent posthumously friend me and designate me to assume control after their passing;
  • I forget whether I had to pass along a copy of the death certificate to Facebook

…and then I could resolve the account. In both my parents’ cases, I set them to memorial status, but I’m pretty sure I could have caused their accounts to be purged if I wished. I forget whether that was set within the late parent’s preferences, or if that was in my power as digital executor.

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And then they’ll pull it back up, turn it back the other way, and then lower it . . . jiggling it on the way down.

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For the Denver, CO peeps:

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Now that’s an inconvinent truth.