To be truthful I've been referring to my design as the Scara Suga, not as a matter of arrogance, but sort of an internal joke. That and because it's not unprecedented for products to be named for members. The Pen Knife and Yvsa Cherokee Special come to mind. I won't insist on any name, that's just what I call it in my head when I call it anything.
And while I like some of these other designs, they're not what I envisioned for this knife. What I envisioned was quite literally a Suga blade reduced in length but in the same proportion, along with a shorter handle that was curved to provide adequate grip while being concealable and comfortable while concealed. I did toy with curving the blade at the spine, but I didn't like what came out of it, so I returned to the original Suga blade. And while part of my preference is based in looks, a straight blade also means a straight scabbard, so it should draw faster, and I believe the curved handle will print less than an angled handle and provide more grip space. So in the end it came out as an East meets Southeast, meets other Southeast in that the design to me looks a bit like a kukri mated with a bolo and a kerambit, as opposed to an East meets West design. And while I like some of these other designs, the Scara Suga (not trying to be arrogant, just trying to distinguish it from others) is the design I will be devoting my time to, because it's the design I envisioned and it will take enough time and effort for it alone. Adding others on would increase the required effort quite a bit.