no thanks, ecmascript already is a fine name why don't we just start using it more since thats what it is

why deno so hung up on this? why not focus getting people to use deno instead?

"ecma" doesn't feel right coming out of my mouth or in my ears. Perhaps because it's sound isn't common in the English language? I'm actually struggling to find any other words right now that sounds similar to ecma.

But to answer your question, here we all are talking about Deno. Can't say if that was their plan all along or not, but it's working.