Unknown game name by the host

I've created a public game for trading, and after quite a period of time someone finally joined. It was long enough for me to forget what was offered for a trade (don't believe when people say aging's got its benefits), so I hit TAB to refresh my Memory, and I registered a bunch of x's. To make sure I wasn't hallucinating, I pressed P

Key, and the "party" screen popped up (see attached). That was embarrassing to say the list, as I couldn't remember my game name. Anyway, is it a known bug?

This will happen to me on xbox, might be same mechanic that causes it on PC? On xbox we have 3 options, "Create Private Game", "Create Public Game", and "Join Public Game". If you select one of those options, then back out, and select a different option, it will still (on occasion) create a game type of your original incomplete selection.

For Example: I select "Create Private Game", I pause for a while in the game difficulty selection screen, then back out of that, and select "Create Public Game". It will then give me the option to type out a game name, but once the game actually creates, it will have the "x" filling the name and password section just like it would for a private game.

Before people call me old and forgetful, I've intentionally tested this and have been able to reproduce it ~1 out of 10 times.

I know this happens to other people as well. I've joined a public trade game "xxx for yyy" and I join. The guy then immediately leaves. I check the game name while in the game and its all x's. Then I get a message from them saying "how did you join my private game".

On PC platform one must first click "Lobby" labeled button to create or join a public game. Once in the lobby, there are two tabs, one for joining a public game and another for creating one. Private games get created by setting a game password.

Yes, I'm aware of the "trick", but in that particular situation leaving the game to get its name would have been probably more impolite than asking the joined party the game's name.

Thanks for confirming it's a bug. I didn't know at the moment. Luckily, the potential trader happened to be a "fishy" one with no intention to trade I found out after taking my best guestimate on the nature of the proposed trade (turned out to be correct).