`  :I oppose this proposal. It is convention here that we use the most common name of a person or thing. Someone looking up ``bikini`` is almost certainly looking for the swimming suit, and to receive an article designed ``out of respect for the Bikini people to [ensure they are] represented fairly on Wikipedia`` would be annoying.  In common usage, the word ``bikini`` with no modifiers refers to the swimming suit. The (former) island has its article at Bikini Atoll. Consider the lone word ``Washington.``  The only thing called simply ``Washington`` is the state, so its article goes there. Everything else has a natural disambiguator attached (not a parenthetical phrase no one ever uses outside Wikipedia). The city is Washington, DC, the person is George Washington, the obelisk is the Washington Monument, and so on. And by the bye, why the ``half-naked`` and ``developed nations`` pejoritives? Is there an agenda here we should be unaware of? ]] `