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We are already planning to it yeah lol and we are very open most definitely 🙏Perhaps we gonna do a voting plan and check all suggestions. Maybe we can open a github issue and let the naming contest begin haha
Even "Yaki" would be better. 🙂
No offense, I really hate this thinking.
Yakihonne would be making a huge mistake to change the name to chase English speaking audience just because of a name.
I feel disgusted that such a suggestion unleashed rabble to also join on changing something identity because they don’t like it.
Really disappointed.
Totally unnecessary! English language bias is a sign of cognitive decline, not a marketing win. Very fiat thinking.
And maybe you are correct.
That said it's not unusual for brands to use a different name in a different country. Burger King is "Hungry Jack's" in Australia, Lay's is "Walkers" in UK, Opel is "Vauxhall" in the UK, Bud Light is "yellow piss" everywhere outside of the US...