Don't know. Probably because they wanted to have something catchy there. It changes nothing about my point. Don't forget that Bitcoin.org doesn't represent the

Don't know. Probably because they wanted to have something catchy there. It changes nothing about my point. Don't forget that Bitcoin.org doesn't represent the Bitcoin "society". It's operated by a very small group of very opinionated people that aren't doing what the community tells them, but whatever they wish (I don't mean to say that they go against the community - but they don't ask about everything, like this). If this group wants to do a change in the Bitcoin itself, it first needs an approval of the community.