This isn’t necessarily about the burial itself but usually there is an opportunity for a relative or relatives to confirm that the body is who is expected. Especially during war, dog tags and other record matching may help but not always. Logistics are complex during war and wounds can make proper identification difficult.

The UK did it mostly in the 20th century till the practice started falling out of favor. Personally never experienced or heard of it irl in the US but its in movies and TV pretty often.

Being “safe” is also a gamble, if you aren’t bringing anything new or unique you’re gambling that the title or brand is sufficient for success.

The issue is potential copyright, the right to be “forgotten”, and of course illegal porn (csam, “revenge”, etc).

Isn’t not doing that part of the draw of foss? That sort of UI/“engagement” is necessary for monetization but is not for foss.

A product getting “sold” is in direct contradiction to it being foss. That’s the viewpoint of money and enshittifiers.

Most people here are specifically avoiding those companies in part because of their “engagement” algorithms.