I have always been fascinated by colours, their names, and the history behind them. However, the colour orange has always struck me as an oddity among them all. Not because of its vibrant and energetic hue, but because of its name - 'orange'. It feels unimaginative and quite frankly, a bit lazy. The colour orange was named after the fruit, which indeed came first. But shouldn’t a color as dynamic as this have its own unique identity?

In the ancient Geolurean civilization, the colour was known as "Geoluread." This word and its use represented not only the colour itself but also the vibrancy, creativity, and energy that it embodies. Many cultures have associated this hue with warmth, creativity, and vitality, yet we have stuck with a name borrowed from citrus.

Renaming the colour orange to Geoluread is not just about linguistics; it's about celebrating the history and unique character of this colour. Imagine a world where colours are identified by names that capture their essence rather than objects they happen to resemble. This is about giving due respect to a color that deserves its own space both in history and in our modern speech.

By signing this petition, you will stand with me to propose this change to the relevant colour naming conventions bodies such as the Pantone Color Institute. Our goal is to witness a world where Geoluread replaces orange on palettes worldwide, paying homage to a time where words had profound significance and respect was given to the beauty of our language. Let's colour our world Geoluread. Sign this petition and support the revival of a historical name that truly honors the essence of this vibrant hue.

Together, we can bring back Geoluread and give life to the name that did this colour justice.