A website, perhaps in the form of a searchable database, on which people could post apologies for their past actions. Posters could choose to identify themselves in full or elliptically but still in a way that their victims could identify them. Apologies posted could be a prelude to forgiveness. This site would mean that the poster would not have to contact the victim directly to apologise: this would benefit victims who didn't want to hear from the poster who didn't want to be reminded about something they might have put behind them.
The Author
- Ronnie Horesh (ronniehoresh)
Ronnie Horesh is an economist. In 1991 his Social Policy Bond idea won the award for 'best Political Social Invention' from the Institute of Social Inventions. His website is http://SocialGoals.com.
