Shades of A.I. in the online journal community. People are beginning to suspect that a year long journal of a 19 year old leukemia sufferer (she died, last week, but not before moving and touching many many people) was fictional. Is it possible that Kaycee did not exist?
I found this journal a few months ago when somebody posted on a completely unrelated message board that he'd found a weblog by someone and it'd changed his life, etc, etc. I tracked it down for him (Kaycee's journal), and mailed him the url. Then, oddly, instead of replying to my mail, he went to my company's website (well, the company for which I work, strictly) and put his thanks in the feedback form, and I had to explain to everyone what had happened.
Shades of A.I. in the online journal community. People are beginning to suspect that a year long journal of a 19 year old leukemia sufferer (she died, last week, but not before moving and touching many many people) was fictional. Is it possible that Kaycee did not exist?
I found this journal a few months ago when somebody posted on a completely unrelated message board that he'd found a weblog by someone and it'd changed his life, etc, etc. I tracked it down for him (Kaycee's journal), and mailed him the url. Then, oddly, instead of replying to my mail, he went to my company's website (well, the company for which I work, strictly) and put his thanks in the feedback form, and I had to explain to everyone what had happened.