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Is it appropriate to share victims' information on the net?

Sella OnekoNovember 19, 2015

#EnMemoire: The media site Mashable has created a Twitter account @ParisVictims remembering the victims of the #ParisAttacks. They are posting a tweet with a photo for each person that was killed in the attacks.

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