Updated info on testnet naming convention #16024
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Ethereum testnets often follow a tradition of being named after metro stations or easily recognizable places. The goal is to make them memorable and distinguishable from mainnet. This naming pattern reflects community culture and developer convenience. These insights are drawn from Ethereum Cat Herders (ECH) developer calls and other public sources.
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Ethereum testnets often follow a tradition of being named after metro stations or easily recognizable places. The goal is to make them memorable and distinguishable from mainnet. This naming pattern reflects community culture and developer convenience. These insights are drawn from Ethereum Cat Herders (ECH) developer calls and other public sources.