I agree with you in this instance, as early adoption for a project like this relies on people being able to find it and the more people who do and try it, the more testing is done to improve the entire project. I'm reminded of my time on helpdesk when getting people to click on the browser bar was nearly impossible and it basically didn't matter how I asked them to do it. Either they would click into their search bar or they would somehow append the URL to their homepage URL. I learned that my intentions and efforts to do something a certain way don't matter at all if someone else is incapable of doing something I think they can do.

This name is the same way. If someone searches for RavenOS there's another project named that[1]. If they don't see that, they will probably be redirected to RaveOS[2], see "ah cryptocurrency mining" and then back out. Finally, if they miss both of those, there is an Android ROM called Raven OS[3] they might also find. No matter their intention, if people can't find it easily after it being mentioned in conversation it will be harder to grow.

1. https://github.com/raven-os 2. https://raveos.com/ 3. https://techkaran.co.in/2022/02/20/official-android-12-raven...