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Originally written by Kuranes-:

...So, once you die, what happens to your online identity and your data? Have you made any preparations/clauses in your will/lists of online accounts? I realize this is unfamiliar territory for a community whose average age is around 20, but some people plan ahead. I also knew a girl who was murdered a year ago at age 26. Some things happen unexpectedly...

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Originally written by Dominican Desire:

I never like topics about death. Anyhow, I figure that if I died then people would start noticing when they don't see me on Aim. Or maybe John would read it in the newspaper and tell you all about it. Or perhaps Kel would get suspicious after me not picking up his phone calls. At any rate, the only person who knows my password is my best friend who has no knowledge of English, not enough knowledge of the Internet, and not even a computer at the time.

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Originally written by Ur-Noob:

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Originally written by Dominican Desire:

I never like topics about death. Anyhow, I figure that if I died then people would start noticing when they don't see me on Aim. Or maybe John would read it in the newspaper and tell you all about it. Or perhaps Kel would get suspicious after me not picking up his phone calls. At any rate, the only person who knows my password is my best friend who has no knowledge of English, not enough knowledge of the Internet, and not even a computer at the time.

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Why does your friend need to know your password?

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Originally written by Grignard:

When I was really active in MMORPGS I was always curious what would happen if I, say, fell off a cliff or blew my brains out or something.

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Originally written by Tyranicus:

I guess when I die, unless the Wayback Machine captures it, all knowledge of the Spiderweb chat logs will be gone. :P

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Originally written by Jeffrey, Lord of Ultra Omega Doom:

—Alorael, who briefly considered not posting for a week or two before April 1st and then having someone post that he had died on the 1st. Ultimately, the lure of Spiderweb and a touch of guilt over morbid humor made him decide otherwise.

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