No worries! It is actually a really good test of how they (meaning the centralized aspect of Weku and community) are going to handle things. If copyright infringement and theft of Steemit account names isn't that much of a priority we could expect that they may operate in a way that is not cooperative. Business reputations and investment are built on a host of such things.

Anyone can call themselves anything, there are a lot of "Tom, Dick and Harry," for example out there. But taking someones reputation and impersonating it along with their work is another thing.

There would be a lot of issues that might possible result - I think we have seen some of the possibilities here.