(PALO ALTO, CALIF.) With an ever-growing number of deceased users, Facebook is considering adding an “afterlife user network,” according to a Facebook employee speaking on condition of anonymity.
Using advanced algorithms, a proprietary computer program will scan a deceased user’s profile to determine a “holiness” ranking. Pictures or wall posts depicting unholy activity such as drinking, violence, unsafe sex or blasphemy will deduct from the ranking. Deceased user profiles will then be sent to either a Heaven, Hell or Purgatory network.
“This is not meant to be offensive and will take a user’s religious preferences into account before assigning the person to an afterlife user network,” the Facebook employee said. “Obviously, Jews cannot be sent to Hell, and only Catholics can be sent to Purgatory.”
Facebook will delete dead atheists from the system, while Facebook is still undecided on where to send deceased agnostics.


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