New website, blog, GUI and launch date will come this week. I will also hopefully get time to make that infographic about the supply of IOTA.
It really should be no problem. We use the SI unit system, which is used universally in science. Everyone is already familiar with megabyte, gigabyte and terabyte, the last 'petabyte' is a bit exotic, but it's only the total number, so should not be hard for people to grasp.
As for number of zeroes, we actually don't have more zeroes than Bitcoin or Ethereum, we just skip the decimal to make programming easier, and the number itself is also optimized for programming, which is quite important for a technology aimed at programmers and machines, not regular humans buying groceries at the store.
Besides we do shorten the decimal places too, we shorten it to Pi, Ti, Gi, Mi anyway, so it's really much clearer than any other crypto which have just randomly made up names for the different decimal places. For instance, without googling, can you tell me what a: Lovelace, Wei, Finney or Shannon is in Ethereum? I really doubt it.