Chris Holland writes, “A few engineers here at EarthLink have gathered into a task force to quickly deploy a website, enabling disaster survivors to inform the world of their whereabouts and for their friends and relatives to find them in our database. We’re also actively seeking and linking to other sites undertaking a similar effort to maximize chances for people to find one-another. Thumbs Up Thumbs Down
HurricaneHelp, how to find survivors of Hurricane Katrina
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Mississippi Sun Herald group photoblog
The Mississippi Sun Herald now has a group photoblog allowing people to post pictures, and stories, related to the Katrina Hurricane. A lot of comments are actually messages from family members trying to get in touch with missing relatives. Pictures ca…
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