OnlineSuicideNotes.com? Canberra makes the internet significantly creepier...

I must admit, if something is important enough to be said to loved ones, I’d say it today.

This will fade away, as have all of Peter Ingram’s other money making schemes.
Do you think that if you leave a message tomorrow, but survive for another 15 years, that the site will still be up? Or 15 minute by the look of it.

Drew: Step back a moment and read it again. The author isn’t saying that “OnlineSuicideNotes” is what you intended – he’s saying that in his opinion, that’s what’s going to end up happening, despite your intentions for the site. And that would be creepy! The worst you’ve been accused of is poorly thinking the idea out, which is certainly subjective.

Well, I tried to give it a cursory glance, but it’s….d-d-dead – “Peer’s certificate has been revoked.”

Hey Drew – no need to shoot the messenger (everyone is entitled to an opinion – particularly on this site), but the context you provide is interesting. I certainly dismissed the site as ghoulish based on the ABC article, but think I’ll at least give it a cursory glance now.

You journos really need to do some home home work before you write your half attempt at been a journo… The site has nothing to do with suicide and was created after close family members died due to cancer & heart disease. Some of which died suddenly witout the chance to say a proper goodbye to loved ones.

You also do not post your photos online for everyone to see like other social networks. It is private and secure & you decide who sees your information…Think of all the history that was lost in the Victorian fires last year that would have never been lost and could of been handed down to other generations.

There is nothing creepy about caring for you loved ones and puting things in place for after you pass on…. I suppose you think having a ‘Will’or history kept in museums is creepy as well?

The fact is Frombeyond2u offers a fantastic service.

Enjoy your career as a journo!

Regards,

Drew