Plexus or Plex — the council is nearly unanimous

✅ SWITCH TAKEN — full authority, typed by you for clarity

"We're going to switch to Plexus. The Council is absolutely right. Let's do it… You have my full authority for this migration. I'm gonna type it now just for a hundred percent clarity — typing — socialplexus.app is the top level domain. spxs is abbreviation." Kody1 is executing the migration (socialplexus family wired → verified → forwards flipped); socialplex.app stays owned as the defensive redirect. The wordmark resolution you liked: the X is the ZONE mark, and the parent gets X-central lockups — "tile elements around it that can unfold themselves to make the P-L-E on the left side and the US on the right side" (Crafteee, round 6). Nothing below waits on you.

Every counted voice picked the switch: apex = socialplexus.app, with socialplex.app kept as the defensive redirect — belt and suspenders. Three arguments carried, in every accent: trademark (PLEXUS is a different English word — the dominant-element analysis flips; moderate-high drops to low-moderate) · semantics (plexus = the interweave itself, literally where nerves cross — "the truest word for where the plexes cross"; parent-word ≠ child-word CLARIFIES the hierarchy: the SocialPlexus, home of the plexes) · timing (wired only today; the 308 flips in one API call; both apexes can serve in parallel — this exact question never gets cheaper than tonight). Your own instinct ("might just be a better name in general") checked out — the council reached it independently from the semantics, not from echoing you.

PLEXUS ends in -US, not X. The wordmark lockup you're testing with Crafteee RIGHT NOW — where the final X of SocialPleX IS the mark — does not survive on the parent as-is. The council's resolution converged hard (6 voices independently): the X becomes the mark of the PLEX ZONES — the children — while the parent wordmark reads SocialPlexus. The hierarchy becomes visible in the marks themselves: plexus = the interweaving whole, plex = each active node, X = the badge of the nodes. Variants on the table for Crafteee: X-central in the parent word (SocialPleXus — Alphabet) · X as the terminal glyph of every zone (reGrok). Crafteee is briefed; nothing in their round changes until you tap.

The honest counters, preserved: deGrok — "same-day buyer's remorse dressed up as strategy; the shorter, punchier SocialPlex is simply more speakable, and the lockup being finalized today breaks." Twin-Z — twelve characters instead of ten on every subdomain is "a permanent tax on user friction, paid to satisfy a legal caution that has not yet materialized." Two Alphabet notches — people will truncate to "SocialPlex" in speech anyway, re-inheriting the confusion colloquially. Deepy — the -us is a real mouthful for oral transmission in non-English contexts (mitigation: "Plexus" alone in speech). None of these moved the vote; all of them are true.