Which major language learning product underwent a controversial rebranding in 2022, changing its name to distance itself from negative linguistic connotations?

In the world of language and linguistics, rebranding isn't just about new logos—it's about powerful lexical transformations. Major language companies and dictionaries occasionally undergo significant brand strategy shifts to remain culturally relevant or to distance themselves from problematic terminology. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most significant linguistic rebranding efforts of recent years that affected millions of language learners worldwide.

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Rosetta Stone rebranded to 'LinguaVerse' to avoid association with colonial artifact theft
Duolingo rebranded its 'Hearts' system to 'Gems' after criticism that it gamified language anxiety
Grammarly rebranded from 'Grammar.ly' to avoid the negative academic connotations of grammar correction
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary app rebranded its 'Collegiate Dictionary' to 'Dictionary of American English' to acknowledge linguistic diversity