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#Find a grave website tv#

Often the parents don't want to discuss it and friends don't ask.

Death of a Child: Naturally - because, sadly, children do sometimes die.

The site is intended to be open and welcoming. However unlike in many examples of this trope, no one comes out of them.

Clown-Car Grave: Well, in Real Life they are mass graves, and they do exist - like the Mass Grave for the Mayflower Pilgrims.

This has nothing to do with finding Peter Graves, but you can find him there anyway. (However, there are over 20 people with the surname " Troper ".)

#Find a grave website tv#

It's is inevitable that some tropers have found their way into the grave, so there's probably some listed there, too - not likely by their TV Tropes handle, though. There's an online forum where Gravers can talk. Just like how people who use TV Tropes are Tropers, Find a Grave folks are called "Gravers". As with all websites random users can contribute to (as with TV Tropes), there's a fine line to walk between public information, privacy and the cost of maintaining a site. Of course usually these are written so quickly and simply - the family and funeral home want it in the paper ASAP - it would be hard to rewrite them without it looking like plagiarism. You're not supposed to cut and paste an obituary into the deceased's page as a biography note technically the obituary belongs to the newspaper it was published in/on. Sometimes people post copyrighted photos. Some people have trouble gaining control of the pages belonging to a loved one's grave. Some people are opposed to people profiting off their family's graves (the site runs on ad revenue). However the site is not without its detractors.