This looks like an interesting project but has a poor name choice. If it's targeted at non technical users, it may actually prevent them from using it, out of fear that just using it is illegal.
I'm not an American, by the way.
Question: what's the memory usage like A) at idle, B) after some using and left running for a day or two?
How about calling it "Freedom"
Still, other suggestions are coming up in this thread that may be of use. I really like the idea of a name that, for a non-technical user, cab be a lead in to answering "why do I want this app? what does it do for me?"
Best to go with something like Freechain or something so at least people can search for it.
Seriously, though, "freechain" strikes a nice balance between being a new term, and hinting at what the use-case is.
Everybody wants rights and nobody sane is against having rights when rights means their right the free speech, their right to a fair trial etc.
I'm guessing exactly zero.
So you think calling a product "nigger" is a good idea? It's just a word and it would certainly stand out.
(Before responding directly to my comment, please consider that I'm criticizing your logic, and don't actually want anyone to create a product with a hateful name)
Just saying.
One example comes to mind, back in the day people used to use the word "Exploited" to talk about workers being drained of their life force. When you say exploited you assume that there is an exploiter, that someone is guilty of that worker's shitty life.
Now we mostly say the "Disenfranchised" or "Disadvantaged" which takes the "Exploiter" out of the equation entirely and put the workers plight mostly on the back of bad luck than anything else.
Words are very important.