An Israeli entrepreneur has launched a social network for the dead

The website Neshama is able to upload pictures of graves and information about the deceased and makes them searchable by name. You can still light a virtual candle according to Jewish tradition.





Creator of the Shelly Furman Asa believes that this is another method to store memories and to experience the loss of family and friends.



The first website uploaded photos of the graves of 5 of the cemeteries in Israel, but account eventually becomes more. Asa made a comment about the start of the project: "There are many things made in memory of the soldiers, Holocaust victims and so on. But we have no conventional ways to remind about ordinary people who did not die in heroic circumstances."

And in Britain launched a social network for animals.


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