  * Support – I agree with BMK. Bismark is a clear example where there is a primary topic which is the enduring inspiration for the way the word is used elsewhere. Such cases should always link to the primary, inspirational topic, even if it isn't (though it is here) the most accessed usage. A parallel example is Corvette, which links to a type of naval boat and not to a US car named after the boat. Another parallel example is Mustang, which links to a type of horse, and not to another US car named after the horse. Both these cases triggered vigorous but lame opposition. Hopefully the matter here will be decided in a more sensible and direct way.   