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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2017 22:57:08 GMT -5
This is generally for any forum:
You ever think they could be dead?
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Post by Deleted on Dec 6, 2017 22:58:52 GMT -5
Of course the ones from this board are. If they were alive why on earth would they want to stay away from this place?
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Post by 40oz on Dec 7, 2017 8:02:33 GMT -5
Usually when someone from the community passes, someone eles from the communty they are very close to will mention it, or link to a news article referencing it, or even a family member will sign up to report it. I can imagine that's a very difficult thing to do. My brother has some pretty close internet friends and at this moment, I wouldn't know how to get in contact with them if he were to pass before I do.
It's a really daunting thing to think about. My immediate family knows a little about my interest in Doom but not much about my involvement with the surrounding community. I do wonder sometimes, if I were to have an unfortunate fatal accident, who would be the first to bring it up? Would my wife care enough about you guys to tell you? Would one of my brothers make an account here to talk about it? I doubt my parents would. Then there are people like GreyGhost, who kinda kept their real life and Doom life separate, and at this point no one knows if he's alive at all.
Our mortality is scary to think about. Despite my relationship with the community, it does really bother me that some people will often make an effort to remind me that they believe I'm an enemy to the community. I'm certain they wouldn't bring that up in the moment they knew I wasn't alive anymore. I'm always working on myself in one way or another. I have a very tense relationship with some people that's gone on for years and years. Should I not outlive our disagreement, I still care about these people enough to not want them to feel as though they should have said something while I was alive instead of focus so much on what they didn't like about me until I died.
Eww... emotions in the morning.
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Post by switchblade on Dec 7, 2017 9:21:58 GMT -5
Moving forward, spirited away, laziness, forgetting password while having their email shut, accident or death. I have a few PSN friends who haven't logged in for 6-7 years but still keep them for memories and see if by some miracle they return. I remember an active user who still had months of subscription left until for a few days his profile message read "Dynamite for a brain?". No activity from that user since 2013.
I may leave contacts for my own space and thought.
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