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People should try and find out the condition of the person they are wishing happy birthday on Facebook.

They haven't chatted with the person for years neither did they call.

They didn't even go through the timeline of the person properly but when the person's birthday appears on Facebook, they will be wishing happy birthday.

They will end up wishing late People happy birthday every year.

Life goes on

RealityKings1:
Life goes on

Sure

More than 80% of active Facebook s aren't normal. You will be suprised by some things they write.

Bots

They're bots.

RealityKings1:
Life goes on

Even in deaths. Life is a continuum says the sage chief obafemi awolowo.

guobe:
People should try and find out the condition of the person they are wishing happy birthday on Facebook...
They will end up wishing late People happy birthday every year.

Well, that would be a post-humous birthday greeting then

(By the way, saw your signature. Just curious: how exactly do you help widows?)

There should be a laid down procedure one can initiate for his/her sm in dying. The may not necessarily be closed but at least archived so people can stop tagging you or posting on them.

Facebook should develop an algorithm once a condolence message is detected on a person's page it should be deactivated after 1 to 2 years. Many social media app are housing dead ppl ..especially that Instagram.

Larryfest:
More than 80% of active Facebook s aren't normal. You will be suprised by some things they write.

So true

ATEAMS:
Bots

Not really, these are active people

Blitzking:
Facebook should develop an algorithm once a condolence message is detected on a person's page it should be deactivated after 1 to 2 years. Many social media app are housing dead ppl ..especially that Instagram.

It's shouldn't be deactivated.
It can form a data base for great grandchildren, grandchildren, children, relatives and well wishers to catch a glimpse of what their great granddad once looked like.
It can also foster remembrance.
Rather they should only tag such pages and modify communication patterns.

In the western world now, most graves now have QR Codes on them to enable ersby, tourists and relatives scan such to gain access into the Lives, Times and Memories of those buried in there. Such has got pictures ingrained in them too.
Life is just about memories, history and remembrance. Nothing else.
If Jesus had had a Facebook page then, we wouldn't be bothered asking what he looked like, race he belonged and the lives he touched. We are nothing but a DREAM!

MrAmbrose:
They're bots.

They are humans

werisetogether:


Well, that would be a post-humous birthday greeting then

(By the way, saw your signature. Just curious: how exactly do you help widows?)

They didn't mean it to be posthumous.
From my signature help widows was created where widows can have succour in Nigeria where they can seek for help as a way of helping them as it is not available in Nigeria.
Just my own little contribution to helping widows.
I have actually distributed money to alot of widows if you check some of my previous giveaways.

Blitzking:
Facebook should develop an algorithm once a condolence message is detected on a person's page it should be deactivated after 1 to 2 years. Many social media app are housing dead ppl ..especially that Instagram.

Yes they should but I don't think they care.

Babamide:
There should be a laid down procedure one can initiate for his/her sm in dying. The may not necessarily be closed but at least archived so people can stop tagging you or posting on them.

Very true

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When news breaks out on someone's death, you will see comments like :

" Are you dead ?"

Even in the middle of controversy, Facebook people will wish the person "congratulations"

And they're not bots oo

Twitter s are so different, anyways each platforms with different algorithms.

TheChameleon:
When news breaks out on someone's death, you will see comments like :

" Are you dead ?"

Very mad set of people.

eteebanky1:
Even in the middle of controversy, Facebook people will wish the person "congratulations"

And they're not bots oo

Twitter s are so different, anyways each platforms with different algorithms.

You can imagine the type of people on social media spaces.

Blitzking:
Facebook should develop an algorithm once a condolence message is detected on a person's page it should be deactivated after 1 to 2 years. Many social media app are housing dead ppl ..especially that Instagram.

The s shouldn't be deactivated, their loved ones might want to catch glimpses of their memories while still alive. What Facebook should do is adopt Wikipedia style and put a cross✝️ sign next to the person's profile once their algorithm detects that he or she is deceased

dominique:


The s shouldn't be deactivated, their loved ones might want to catch glimpses of their memories while still alive. What Facebook should do is adopt Wikipedia style and put a cross✝️ sign next to the person's profile once their algorithm detects that he or she is deceased

Brilliant idea...

dominique:


The s shouldn't be deactivated, their loved ones might want to catch glimpses of their memories while still alive. What Facebook should do is adopt Wikipedia style and put a cross✝️ sign next to the person's profile once their algorithm detects that he or she is deceased

Muslims may not like this though.

Facebook is another world entirely. Full of gullible people

That is why it is not good to masturbate to porn movies.
You could also be jerking off to a dead porn actor's or actress's porn clip. And that's fvck*d up

OneCandleAway:
Facebook is another world entirely. Full of gullible people

very gullible, but am there oooooo 😜

OneCandleAway:
Facebook is another world entirely. Full of gullible people

they lack critical thinking and believe all manner of crap

Blitzking:
Facebook should develop an algorithm once a condolence message is detected on a person's page it should be deactivated after 1 to 2 years. Many social media app are housing dead ppl ..especially that Instagram.

Closing it is not right as that is the primary documentation of their existence except they had a personal biographer. Facebook offers the option of having a close relative take over the of the deceased so its not locked out forever. You only need to a death certificate and proof of your relation to the said person. You can announce that the person has ed, leave a farewell message and select thepictyures you want to remain public on the profile.

I still have people reaching out to me 1 year later that they have been trying to reach my sibling that ed.

Facebook has one of the dumbesttt set of people on the internet, if you walk through some comment sections of some "celeb " on Facebook you would be appalled how naive some people can still be.

I once saw a post on Facebook where Peter and Paul of psqaure is reportedly paying Ronaldo $20million weekly to train his son, just a handful of people could tell it was all lies, over 95 percent of over 12k comments all believe it was true.

These set of people are the ones that fall victims of online fraud most of the time

laivwire:


Closing it is not right as that is the primary documentation of their existence except they had a personal biographer. Facebook offers the option of having a close relative take over the of the deceased so its not locked out forever. You only need to a death certificate and proof of your relation to the said person. You can announce that the person has ed, leave a farewell message and select thepictyures you want to remain public on the profile.

I still have people reaching out to me 1 year later that they have been trying to reach my sibling that ed.

This is good