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Should this page be called Congolese Rally for Democracy? That would be a more faithful translation of Rassemblement congolais pour la démocratie. -- Saforrest July 6, 2005 16:47 (UTC)

Sounds alright to me. It was created at Rally for Congolese Democracy as it is in some reputable sources I was using (BBC, etc), apparently because it makes the RCD acronym work in both French and English. But after googling it, Congolese Rally for Democracy appears to be used five times as often. I would keep the RCD acronym though, as it appears to be standard when writing RCD-Goma, RCD-Wamba, etc. -- Banyan Tree 6 July 2005 17:38 (UTC)