Should EBS no longer be called Elastic Block Store because people new to Linux don't know the difference b/w block and object storage? Where does it stop? Shoul

Should EBS no longer be called Elastic Block Store because people new to Linux don't know the difference b/w block and object storage? Where does it stop? Should programming languages no longer use terms like lambda functions and generics that take some technical reading to understand? New users can read one of the countless AWS books on Safari or one of the countless guides online if they need a technical brushup beforehand. AWS is a technical product, it's not Wordpress or Mailchimp. Just like Cadence makes EDA products and MATLAB makes maths software, AWS makes datacenter computing available on the cloud. It's not aimed at users who have a few minutes of experience with some Lubuntu desktops at home.