I'm not sure that "many" said any such thing, nor what value that would have even if they had done - this isn't a game of promises or about bargaining and haggling; nor is it a democracy where what the majority say counts. In any event, I know that I repeatedly and consistently said that "Taiwan" should of course be used more in article text, and that it would be odd to have one terminology for the main article title and another for references elsewhere, eg in text, which of course it would. I and others also said it would not change in every instance or every context, which of course it should not, not least more historical ones. Anyway, the President of Taiwan may well need to be referred to and named as such, if that is indeed the common name. If Ma Ying-jeou can cope with the rest of the world doing it already, I'm sure he'll cope with WP doing it as well. You might have to as well. ''' talk/edits'''