Gitenberg was one of the alternate spellings of Gutenberg in the 1400s.

I propose Gytenberg

or, widely accepted standard [in german and slavic-languages] way back then, 'v' instead of 'u', and vice versa

ah well for some reason the visual asthetics of gytenberg vs gvtenberg made me chose the former (even though at first I typed gvtenberg)

> It's hard to hold them responsible for picking a name that violated a policy that didn't yet exist.

fwiw, Gitenberg has been around at least since 2012.

They've been named like that for six years apparently so I'm not sure how that works for what you linked above. It is a valid point that hopefully doesn't cause problems.