Since the folks working on this likely have their hands full until Thursday, I think it is safe to say, yes please! 
I don’t think that’s controversial since it is in the warning message anyways. We can always change if it should be something else.
Hey, no, that’s not on you. If I were in your shoes, I’d probably feel the same way. We have a process for a reason and I think it is totally reasonable to have assumed there was some issue here. In an ideal world, everything would have been public from the outset. But now, things are public and open, and as with any effort, the usual rules apply from here on out.
I’m thinking we could probably review the trademark policy to at least make it more obvious that not everything will be public at the start. I was thinking about this today, and if I remember right, the Framework Computer folks asked us privately for a trademark approval on an upcoming pre-release product they were working on at the time. I could be misremembering, but I think they opened a private Fedora Council ticket which we later made public when the embargo was cleared.
Thanks @gotmax23! I appreciate that a lot. 
I fully expect there will be future work for FESCo to review from the Hummingbird folks, as things integrate more with Fedora proper instead of being a periphery thing. We’ll get there! 