Kindly also report the usage of "Chai Tea" ('Chai' means 'Tea' in Pakistan/India, which is where that flavor originated from)

And it's actually masala chai.

Chai means tea all over the Silk Road from Turkey to Bengal

If the tea first arrived at the country from China by boat, e.g. England, it's called tea, from the southern Chinese 'te', because that's where the ports are

If the tea first arrived by land, over the Silk Road, it departed straight from the farm in northern China and is called chai, from the northern Chinese 'cha'

Same in Türkiye where "çay" (with the same pronunciation) means tea :)

It is called something like chai in half of the word and something like tea in the other half :)

https://www.reddit.com/r/etymologymaps/comments/g4bmh3/chai_...

Led lights, PIN numbers, and ATM Machines are all members of this phenomena, I wonder what it is called...

We should be reporting them all regardless. Let's just JFDI it.

Apparently RAS Syndrome (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAS_syndrome) which is itself also a member

Incorrect assumption. This "kanban" refers to the signalling process you can use to maintain even levels of buffer inventory in processes that are too variable to do prodution levelling.

A board is just one implementation of this signalling process, but by no way implied by it.