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a startup idea shared by
Abhishek Sharma on
05/28/2012
How would it be to have a social obituary? How many of us have felt bad about not being able to attend someone's funeral just cos' of your geographic separation or some inevitable reason? The funeral will never shift its date to adjust your schedule (of course) but there could be a social networking site where we could mourn about our loved and departed ones. If facebook would be your solution, then how would you "like" someone's update with the contents: "my friend expired last nite". You could comment RIP but that does not fulfill the duty of MOURNING. What say?
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