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LivingMemory.com Review
Use of Living Memory is completely free of charge!
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- Completely free and innovative site
letting you document every step of life!
- Record your life experiences -
moments, stories, events and more.
- Keep online photo galleries that are
publically accessible.
- Create a child timeline for our
child to record their childhood as it happens.
- Share your knowledge with the world
or share it only with your family.
- Leave a record of who you are for
future generations.
- Edit, copy and paste photos between
albums and add sticky notes and tags.
- Organise and manage events online,
add guests and rich content and even send online
invitations too!
- Store your family tree online, edit
relationships and add new family members.
- Complete FAQs and Online Help.
LivingMemory is a fantastic, unusual
site, which offers users the opportunity to document the
major events in their lives through photos, stories,
timelines and more. The idea is simple - users simply
sign up with their details and create an account, and
begin building a rich, content full profile that can be
constantly edited and viewed by 'subscribers', who may be
interested in what you're up to! In terms of privacy,
users can choose whether to make their accounts
publically accessible to all users of LivingMemory, or
just to family members or those who have requested to be
'subscribed' to your feed. The best part about
LivingMemory is that it is completely free for all
users!
Perhaps the best way to evaluate LivingMemory is to
consider the features that it offers users. When a user
logs on they are greeted by a vast page of empty 'slots'
which are filled using memories, my moments, events,
photos etc. In 'My Moments' users are required to answer
a number of stock questions such as 'first kiss', 'your
highschool prom' or 'which college did you attend'. There
are literally thousands of questions to be answered, but
users can choose a selection (or the best ones!) in order
to give an overall impression of a particular time in
their lives. Events that are occurring in the future can
be added to the event calendar, and if these are events
hosted by the user themselves, a guest list can be drawn
up and invitations can be sent by email.
In the Timeline section, users can add entries to a
customisable timeline that documents the major events in
a person's life. The site suggests that parents can
create such a timeline for their children, to document in
real time their major landmark moments. We really liked
this idea; though struggle to see why anyone would bother
filling it in otherwise (it is so customisable that it
would take many hours to mark on the major events in an
adults life in one go). All of the above features are
supplemented by photo albums, which are hugely editable;
allowing users to tag other users, leave comments on
photos, rearrange albums and publish them for all (or
some) to see. Users can also keep a comprehensive family
tree, into which events and timeline markers can be
integrated.
The whole site is a really fantastic way of linking up
life events with media and displaying it all in an
informative and pleasing manner. LivingMemory is a kind
of social networking site that will appeal to those
interested in genealogy, as it allows users to share more
than just what's happening now - it allows users to keep
a comprehensive record of everything that has been, for
years to come. If this interests you, check it out using
the link below - it's completely free!
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