`No it is not. Wikipedia has NOT a consistent policy on these issues and this is the REASON of its success. Because it makes people find a solution. The whole world says England and means the UK. According to your rationale, we should rename UK to England and there clearly state that although people use it, it is not the correct word. The constitutional name of this country is REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA and as such was accepted by all editors Greek or not, nationalists or not. What ChrisO did was to force on wikipedians the name most users refer to this country with (IT IS WHAT WE DO IN OTHER ARTICLES AS FOR EXAMPLE ``GREECE`` (Hellenic Republic)) but we avoid doing it where it might stir trouble. There is no clearer policy of wikipedia, despite any guidelines, other than the sincere will of most editors to contribute to this great project and maintin a consensus. There was absolutely NO REASON for ChrisO to be that ``bold``, for it served no purpose. No nationalist Greek's opinion was heard, their opinion being that the name of the country be reverted to FYROM instead of ROM and no ethnic Macedonian had any trouble with the constitutional name of his country. This was a blant attack against the Greek community of wikipedia and tyhose who support them as well as against the very spirit of Wikipedia. Arguments that are heard about the Greeks POVing are ludicrous, since RoM is clearly 100% in favor of the ethnic Macedonians' wishes. There was NO compromise there. Who could possibly claim that naming this country Republic of Macedonia was a violation of ANY rights, wishes etc except those of the Greeks? So, although Wikipedia was 100% behind RoM in this, ChrisO took this dispute to a new level, actually PROVING THE GREEK NATIONALISTS RIGHT!!! His action had nothing to do with order, it had everything to do with provocation.     `