I don't know, if mourning, is the proper word. The vast majority of us never knew her at all. She was someone we saw video of, or read about...to this day most of us don't really know how much of what we read about her was true, and how much had some sort of bias. As a person that we could have ever met, or even caught a live glimpse of, that wasn't even an opportunity. I think it really is difficult to mourn someone you never actually knew. We mourn what we think in our heads about her most of which is likely fiction. Our memories are tinged by the time and place of their making, and hindsight. Those who can truly mourn are friends, and family and those who actually knew her or where influenced by something she did. For the rest of us, we aren't mourning a reality, just imaginings of who we thought or wanted her to be.Diana was turned into a tabloid story that made $$$ for media. Better to remember in quiet, than to enrich the wallets of those who care only for another $$ opportunity.