The issue is not legal names, who has what registered, etc. It is a community issue.
The community thinks of EOS Sweden as Eric and his team.
It would be in good taste for you to change your name. All you are doing by keeping the name is asking for an arbitration case once the chain launches.
My advice still stands. It is best to choose a different name since EOS Sweden is so closely aligned with Eric and his team. If you pop into Telegram and ask who is EOS Sweden, people would say Eric, Vahid, and Sean.
You are still new to the community so I would think there is plenty of time for you to change your name. A name is not worth damaging your reputation in the community.
Do you mean that they are not "SW/Eden"?
Another thing is that we will never do anything illegal. If we will not have any legal justification (and moral justification) then we will not use it (It's so simple). We will only use it if law permits us. Let's see how it goes...
We also respect all communities (including "SW/Eden"). We will never have identical EOS Block Producer ID that matches with Eric's ID (or any other's ID). We may not even be competing with them (for several months) as we are yet in pre-planning phase. We Welcome them in the EOS.IO echo system with open arms...
SW/Eden is the correct name. In the very recent past - before you came along they were EOS Sweden. That's been established.
It's great - you want to be legal. That is really good. I think you might have missed what I wrote about voter confusion though. That's the deal we are talking about - voter confusion. Most people don't do the research they should - that's normal. You showed us that by not looking on the EOSgo BP map. That happens - no big deal.
You might bring up the legal thing again, so let me just say in advance, that's not what any of these other folks are talking about. What we are talking about, is voter confusion and making sure that doesn't happen.
That's all there is to it.