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What Fans Have Done in Memorial for Other Fans
- Memorial Zine
- Memorial Websites
- other activities: auctions for heirs, a special section for The K/S Library was created in memorial for a fan
What Happens to Fannish Collections and Creations
- online journals
- physical collections
- services to alert fellow fans when your online activities cease
- choosing an online fannish next-of-kin
- for those who run archives and similar activities: thinking ahead and making plans
- see Fannish Estate Planning
External Sources
- What happens when you die/WebCite, part one/WebCite, part two by Sebastian Anthony at ExtremeTech, posted April 12, 2012, an article that discusses options for one's online legacy, including Twitter, journals, Facebook...
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| See also | GAFIA, Pseudocide |