I wonder..
What happens to LJ accounts after they've been inactive for years or even decades and so forth. I wonder if even a person with a permanent LJ account will have it erased after so many years. 1 year, 5 year, 10 years, 20 and on and on and on.
The same idea applies to things like cheap formatted web pages or myspace accounts and stuff like that. Who decides when the person's virtual existence ceases?
It seems a shame if someone who paid to have their journal exist forever had it erased after they died.
I know even if it did, it might not matter, but I wonder about memories and morals, or even if by leaving behind all my daily thoughts I could bring a smile or jerk a tear out of a stranger's emotions. I think that would be worth $200+ dollars into the future, even if I was just a small footnote in someone's day.
I know it's not right to throw this in here because of what I thought about but I'm worried about Marie. The last time I heard from her was January after she said she'd gotten out of the hospital. I wonder if she's okay.
I really want to know if she's okay.
The same idea applies to things like cheap formatted web pages or myspace accounts and stuff like that. Who decides when the person's virtual existence ceases?
It seems a shame if someone who paid to have their journal exist forever had it erased after they died.
I know even if it did, it might not matter, but I wonder about memories and morals, or even if by leaving behind all my daily thoughts I could bring a smile or jerk a tear out of a stranger's emotions. I think that would be worth $200+ dollars into the future, even if I was just a small footnote in someone's day.
I know it's not right to throw this in here because of what I thought about but I'm worried about Marie. The last time I heard from her was January after she said she'd gotten out of the hospital. I wonder if she's okay.
I really want to know if she's okay.