Not regardless of wiki standards, but no according to your US language of Doctor of __ medicine degree language requirements which is the way the US and Canada words/classifies their medical degrees.  You still haven't commented on the example I gave regarding BDS (bachelor of dentistry) being an equivalent to the US-DDS/DMD degrees.  (examples from both US and UK institutions was even given!!).  I read the guidelines to mean that there would be "flexibility" to allow other countries' degrees, but you have gone against this agreement.  If that is not the way you interpret the guidelines then again, yes I feel they need to be re-written.