Social network for dead is highlighted in the U.S.

A sort of "orkut for dead," the social network is born with Footnote 80 million profiles and praised for being 'innovative'.

The fever of social networks - attracting huge investments and tens of millions of unique visitors per month - also want the audience of the dead. Beyond the success of Facebook and MySpace, there are networks for professional contacts, such as Linkedin, for contacts between pets, like Dogster, and now also for those who died before the boom of Web 2.0.

The idea of ​​group that created the Footnote is to create an online space to worship the memory of those who have died. Users can create profiles of their deceased relatives and friends, post pictures, mini biographies of the dead and to correlate the profile with other deceased.

So people who were friends in life can be added in Footnote extending friendship beyond death. The idea was selected among the top 50 Internet projects in the TechCrunch50 event.

The 80 million initial profiles are actually pages created automatically from the data of the dead American social security system.

Dead celebrated as war heroes, are highlighted on the network and can receive honors with rich media and animations in their web pages.

Source: Info Online

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