Well, she's done writing articles. But doesn't the UN use FYROM? I know it's a heavily-debated issue, and I really don't have a dog in that fight. But Macedonia naming dispute says "FYROM" is "currently always used in relations when states not recognizing the constitutional name are parties". Would that include Wikipedia? And I'm having a very difficult time parsing this, from Wikipedia:Manual of Style (Macedonia-related articles):
The appellations former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia or FYR Macedonia should be used in articles or passages which have as subject organisations, states, events and international relationships where the subject in question uses either of these names, if the country is mentioned specifically and exclusively in relationship to such an organization and in representing the point of view of the modern Greek government and of those who agree with it.
Wait, what? That section is listed as disputed, but I'd say it's unclear. What are "subject organisations"? What does "subject in question" refer to? Should the last two "and"s actually be "or"s? My head aches. –  (talk) (random)