Twitter's Death Policy: Don't Follow Me After I Die

'Can you imagine if I did schedule those and was tweeting about my Starbucks addiction from the grave?'

Okay, that cracked me up. And I have a dark enough sense of humor to think that my most recent tweets regarding my loathing of WalMart restrooms from the grave would be hysterical.

Altho, that particular tweet would cause people to say, "We thought Missy would go to heaven - obviously, the opposite occurred."

More details, please. What qualities should applicants have? ;-)

~Denise
BlogHer Community Manager
Life. Flow. Fluctuate.

But that leaves the rest of us, who only really know you online, out of the toasting. Thus the twitter wake...

I hear you, Vered. I only care in the sense that I'm thinking about it now. But I don't care enough to be all obsessive about it, either.

~Denise
BlogHer Community Manager
Life. Flow. Fluctuate.

I wouldn't like anything depressing. It should be fun and what's more fun that that silly hashtag?

~Denise
BlogHer Community Manager
Life. Flow. Fluctuate.

Perfect!

~Denise
BlogHer Community Manager
Life. Flow. Fluctuate.

Hmmm that might be fun.

~Denise
BlogHer Community Manager
Life. Flow. Fluctuate.

Tweeting beyond the dead would be amazing. I just need to make sure the right person is taking over my account. Please submit your applications at www.thetameone.blogspot.com ( http://www.thetameone.blogspot.com )
Only seriously applicant please.

However, if you all wanted to get together IRL and have a couple of margs to toast my awesomeness, that would be OK. ;o)

Jacqueline Wilson (aka: WritRams) is a writer, blogger, educator, mother and wife. You can find her on her Writer Ramblings blog at www.WritRams.com ( http://www.writrams.com ) writing about a little of everything...maybe even you.

I can't bring myself to care about what happens after I die, in social media or in real life. I won't be part of it anymore, after all.

No auto tweets for me, alive or dead. I agree - that's cheating.

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Vered DeLeeuw

Professional Blogger ( http://momgrind.com/hire-me/ ) and Social Media Consultant ( http://www.socialmediamarketingexpert.net/ )

The #DeniseisDead hashtag made me giggle. I can see it now. "There's a tear in my coffee. #DeniseisDead" Morbid, yet tickling!

Somer blogs at Merry Wife of Canon ( http://www.merrywifeofcanon.com ) as well as Smell My Plate ( http://www.smellmyplate.com ).

I will have a caramel macchiato (your order) and track down some menthols.

Contributing Editor Sassymonkey also blogs at Sassymonkey ( http://sassymonkey.ca ) and Sassymonkey Reads ( http://sassymonkeyreads.ca ).

Anyone who throws me a twitter hashtag party upon my death will be haunted for all eternity.

Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )), from Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ), is a freelance writer and newspaper photographer.

Denise! that was a nice little article and yes social media guys should think about it as it may heart quite a few feelings in such cases while reigniting the memories of lost ones.

I hope things approve on others like twitter.

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