::* Thanks for the feedback, ThesIB. I'm not going to argue very strenuously for this suggestion but just want to offer it as an alternative. Certainly, point taken about the limited number of search results found when quotation marks are used around the 3-word term. (Without the quote marks, the results are around 15,000 on Google and 240 on Google News.) I'm thinking that as the world gets educated about this specific seismic zone (Wabash Valley), the name will be increasingly meaningful. Perhaps we here at Wikipedia can lead the way in the naming process, although I can see that may be contrary to using common names. This is such a new event, perhaps naming will just be in flux for a while. (It took a little while to settle on 9/11 as a common name; however, its official name here is September 11, 2001 attacks.) Subsequent events may point us in yet another direction. Maybe a re-direct for now. Will wait and see.