 Zabka and Waldock continued the tradition of using Latin and Greek in the 1980s and 1990s as did Otto & Hill from 2011 on, also using a patronym for Stuart Harris in the case of "Maratus harrisi".As Peacock Spiders became more popular, so did patronyms, with "Maratus purcellae" for its discoverer Otto & Hill 2013 and "Maratus proszynski" for Jerzy Prószyński Waldock 2015.Common names featured in news media gained traction, particularly with Sparklemuffin for "Maratus jactatus".