Editing Encyclopedia:Naming conventions (use English-language sources) (section)

==Include alternatives==
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The body of each article, preferably in its first paragraph, should list all frequently used names by which its subject is widely known. When the native name is written in a non-Latin script, this representation should be included along with a Latin alphabet transliteration. For example, the [[Beijing]] article should mention that the city is also known as [[Peking]], and that both names derive from the Chinese name {{lang|zh|[[北京]]}}. It is also useful to have multiple redirects to the main article, for example {{lang|sv|[[Sverige]]}} is a redirect to [[Sweden]]. If there is a significant number of alternative names or forms, it may be helpful to keep only the most common two or three in the first paragraph and a list of them in a separate section or footnote to avoid cluttering the lead; see [[Freyr]] for an example of this.