I was a bit confused at first as to why you would use āonā rather than āforā in the name, since āforā seems more standard, but āCenter for Long-Term Riskā could sound like youāre promoting risk, and āCenter for Long-Term Risk [X]ā where X=āResearchā, āReductionā, āMitigationā, etc., is kind of long.
I think the name is a good choice, and the reasoning for it makes sense to me.
I was a bit confused at first as to why you would use āonā rather than āforā in the name, since āforā seems more standard, but āCenter for Long-Term Riskā could sound like youāre promoting risk, and āCenter for Long-Term Risk [X]ā where X=āResearchā, āReductionā, āMitigationā, etc., is kind of long.
I think the name is a good choice, and the reasoning for it makes sense to me.
I went through the exact same āonā vs āforā thought process myself.
(Also, Iād second the approval of the name change and its reasoning.)