Which of these linguistic terms was deliberately rebranded by language authorities to increase its public acceptance and usage?

Brand positioning in linguistics often involves strategic naming and terminology choices that can make or break product adoption. Throughout history, language institutions and companies have deliberately rebranded certain terms to increase acceptance or change public perception. This poll tests your knowledge of successful linguistic rebranding efforts that transformed how we refer to everyday concepts and terms.

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The term 'emoji' (rebranded from the earlier Japanese term 'pictograph')
The French word 'ordinateur' (deliberately created to replace 'calculateur électronique' or the English 'computer')
The term 'texting' (rebranded from the original technical term 'SMS messaging')
The word 'blog' (strategically shortened from 'weblog' through a grassroots movement)