I'm sorry that I haven't the time to write a longer post, but I think that most of the arguments made by the IP (Taalo? Great to hear from you back!) and the argument by Patavium on naming conventions are appropriate and correct. The example of Urtijëi/Ortisei is telling and I think that Patavium's understanding of naming conventions is correct. The IP user writes from an American standpoint and I have to say that he's right. Moreover, it is true that many food and wine producers use "Alto Adige" to commercial reasons in the US (I had the chance to see it yesterday!). I still think that the best would be a title comprising both the Italian and the German name of the province, whether it is "Province of Bolzano/Bozen" or "Alto Adige/Südtirol". Both are good for me, as Mai-Scheme convinced me on the opportunity of having an exception from the "province of X" rule. We should think again about it and try to find a common ground. Would supporters of "South Tyrol"?