I don't see how your answer fits in the flow of this thread. The thread specifically mentions scammy listings so those listings should obbey securities law to be on an exchange.
The bar that was raised after Enron was federal securities law. Not nyse/nasdaq rules (which vary for the many venues they own)
If a company doesn’t like nyse/nasdaq rules there are many other places to list, so changing one of nyse’s own venues names is unlikely to add any value for a small company looking to go public.
