Design Mindful Mourning Interface in Digital Era

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How often are you checking your Facebook page

less than 1 time/ day

1-5 times/ day

more than 5 times/ day

Other:

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Whose Facebook page have you visited after he/she passed away?

he/ she is my family

he/ she is my friend

other (celebrities, etc)

What kind of information do you care about while checking his/her Facebook page?

least concern

most concern

comments/conversations from others friends of him/her

content (status, links, videos...) he/she shared without tagging anyone

pictures you and him/her tagged in

links or videos you have been tagged in by him/her

conversations between you and him/her (not the ones in IM function)

just browsing around no matter what that content is about

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What would you like to do when you are visiting this person's Facebook page?

checking his/her timeline content generally

checking other visitors' comments and wishes left after he/ she passed away

checking his/ her old pictures

checking old conversations between him/ her

checking pictures you and this person had been tagged in together

leave my wish and comment on his/ her timeline

upload and share his/ her pictures I have on his/ her timeline

Other:

Have you ever left any messages or pictures onto his/her timeline after he/she died?

only messages

only pictures

all of the above

none of the above

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Do you think checking the deceased person's Facebook page feels weird? Why?

No, not at all.

Yes. Since the person is gone, but his page is not.

Yes. Since I can see others' mourning words too. Vice versa.

Yes. Since Facebook is a loud place, not for mourning.

Yes. Since I feel like words are not capable enough in terms of expressing my sadness.

Other:

If your answer for last question is YES, why you still doing that?

everyone does that

no other place to do that

other people could feel what I am feeling

Other:

Do you think sharing your feeling with others is important in terms of mourning and remembering someone who passed away?

Yes. It makes me feel better and more released

Yes. It makes the mourning practice more social and powerful

No. I think mourning is more personal feeling. Sharing it or not does not matter that much

No. Mourning lonely is more powerful and mindful

Other:

In terms of representing digital legacy for mourning practice, which information is more important?

least important

most important

time (date) when that interaction (event) happened

place where that interaction (event) happened

content of that interaction (e.g. Content of conversations)

images or videos recorded in that event

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other comments or interesting experiences come to your head

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