That’s unfortunate.
To the typical american TV junkie, “MAIDTalk” may be easily confused with something from Downton Abbey.
Dear Scottish natives and expats: please take no offense to the following brainstorm…
I’m no marketing expert, but thinking about concepts like obfuscation, encryption, security, pop-culture, MaidSafe’s point of origin being Scotland, and the background story about dirvine’s love of being out on the water sailing… somehow leads me to Loch Ness, and it’s famed monster, Nessie.
So now a word/phrase that might bring all this together : Safeness
There are a few quick acronyms that come to mind. I can’t say that I like these 100%, but maybe someone will get a better idea via me throwing them out there:
- (S)afe (A)lgorithms (F)or (E)ncrypted (N)aturally (E)mergent (S)ecurity (S)ystems
- (S)afe (A)utonomously (F)unctioning (E)conomic (N)etworks (E)nsure (S)ecure (S)ervices
- (S)afe (A)utonomy (F)or (E)galitarian (N)etworks (E)quals (S)ecure (S)implicity
Cheesy Tag lines:
- “Safeness: the monster inside The SAFE Network. Stealthily keeping your data safe and secure byte after byte.”
- “Safeness: the monster inside The SAFE Network. Data thieves won’t know what bit them.”
- “Safeness: it’s about time you loch down your data with The SAFE Network.”
- “Safeness: even if they drain the loch your data stays hidden in The SAFE Network.”
- “For safeness sake, join The SAFE Network already!”
More than a bit silly, I know. Maybe it just needs to be hyphenated with an emoji at the end (Safe-ness ). Hopefully, this thought-train makes someone come up with something better. Maybe I just misunderstood the OP?