FAQ

Why write a tribute?

Writing helps you to grieve loss by the process of putting into words Writing helps you to grieve loss by the process of putting into words the feelings that you are experiencing, and linking them to the value gap that someone leaves in your heart after they are gone. Psychologists say that this putting words to your experience helps you to grow through it, and become resilient.

Psychologists say that this putting words to your experience helps you to grow through it, and become resilient.


Why “Dear Miss Kitty”?

Writing your tribute might be challenging to begin. If you’re finding that it’s hard to start, try opening your tribute as a letter.

You could write to us, by opening with our website name, “Dear Miss Kitty”, or you could use the name of the person you’re writing about, or a different name to retain anonymity.

The most important thing to do is to begin at the beginning so that you can share with us how your world was changed and why this person was so special, so we can all honour them.


Why can’t I sign in using my social media accounts (Facebook, Google, etc.)?

Connecting social media accounts to a platform goes against the premise of our tributes being anonymous.


Why post anonymously?

Sometimes we need to express ourselves deeply, but there is nobody to tell. Other times we want to tell “someone” and to tell “no one”.

Dear Miss Kitty lets you choose whether to use your real name, or an alias for posting your Tributes.


Is this site free?

Yes


Can I support Dear Miss Kitty with a donation?

Dear Miss Kitty does accept donations for the financial support of the website. Here is our PayPal Donate button:


Do you have a Privacy Policy?

Yes.

Your email address is collected for the purpose of verifiying a person is creating the account on DearMissKitty.com. We don’t sell your details. If you’d like to receive email from us you can opt-in at the time of sign-up, or by updating your preference within your account’s settings.


Can you tell me about the photo on the front page?

The photo is by Nadi Whatisdelirium. It is a free stock photo hosted by Unsplash, published on July 17, 2017