The name Dokdo has been published in much of the English press, and it is being accepted as an English word, romanized from Korean. Just as the word Beijing, it is also known less commonly as Peking (Wade Giles romanization). These two names are commonly used in its romanized forms in English. How can you said that they are being unaccepted in the English sphere, just because they are of foreign origin? There are a thousand and one names of places which are non-English in origin. Yes, Dokdo is an English word, since it has been accepted in the English media. Type the word DOKDO and you can find that they are mentioned everywhere, as with Liancourt and Takeshima. 

 The problem is now with the naming of the article, not with the origin of the name Dokdo or Takeshima. As I have said, there was a voting session to vote the name of your choice this month, but you and those of the same boat were not interested to vote then. How can you perpetually open and close the door in such a short while? It's ceryainly audacious! If you came too late for the voting session, just too bad! Wikipedia require all members to be pro-active. We invited everybody from all walks to vote, but just that tjose of your side don't want to vote or were dreaming.