This debate actually doesn't belong under Jalovec (let Tadej move it to the right place), but I'll comment anyway.
I'm among those who don't agree with this kind of foreignized, in my opinion, inappropriate naming of ordinary secured paths in the mountains, which are routed more or less along natural passages to the summits. I also don't agree with this aggressive approach of those who hike in the mountains with "helmets", as my Gorenjec colleague would say. They want at all costs that we all are equipped like that and name paths like that, although for now, luckily, there is no ferrata in the proper sense in our high mountains. What it's like on Kanin, I don't know.
For a long time it was held that there are only three ferratas in the Julians on the Italian side. Now almost all paths are ferratas and we should use SVK on all. If you don't have it, they already look at you sideways, like what is this guy up to. Wasn't it said recently in basketball, don't bring your name, bring your game?
I was quite unpleasantly surprised last time when we descended Via Amalii, which they equipped almost entirely with steel cables. It was already equipped on harder spots before, in between it allowed some freedom of movement, which gives the path its charm, nothing compromised on safety. I notice more and more that everything is going that way, that even existing paths are equipped so you don't need to think anymore, but just switch carabiners from peg to peg. What mountain experience is like that way, I can't imagine.
But the "experience" of those dealing with selling that gear is probably very emotional.
Marko, arrogance up the mountain or down, we'll still be glad for every one of your trip reports, even more for photos of current conditions.