Who is “our” here, though? This is a 3rd party project; whomever is leading that project should make the decision on the name, the logo, etc, etc. The waters have been greatly muddied with the commerce fork for a couple of reasons:
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lots of initial feedback was solicited regarding logo and name, but, I feel this gave the false sense that this was a community project, and not merely the solicitation for ideas that it was, and
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adding the plugin to a ClassicPress-owned repo furthered the idea noted in item #1.
Both of the items noted above have given the community a false sense of ownership (ie, decision-making) in the project. This left a bad taste for me and, indeed, these are the reasons I solicited zero feedback and didn’t request a research repo when forking the TInyMCE Advanced plugin.