Computer networks can't feel or understand jokes, but software engineers have hardwired some compassion.
Mechanisms in place in Facebook's system and in Google's search engine can look for suicidal messages and direct people to help.
Facebook is encouraging its 800 million users to use a system the company created to flag suicidal or otherwise violent messages. If someone is posting unsettling photos or writing status updates about killing himself or herself, friends can click on a "report suicidal content" link.
I have NO idea what I'm really doing, but I installed the SSL cert on whyzzat.com, generated a secret key, then set up image and link proxies.
Hopefully the site now directs to https:// properly, doesn't generate any cookie errors, and is generally a better, more secure environment...
Let me know if I've broken the universe.
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