Preferred names and spellings of Philippine mountains

For the sake of uniformity in nomenclature, PinoyMountaineer is suggesting the preferred use of the following names/spellings of mountains and outdoor destinations. The criteria for judgment used are as follows: (1) That which is more accurate in terms of etymology such as Manabu for Mataas Na Bundok; (2) That which has wider acceptance in the non-mountaineering community; and (3) That which is more used among mountaineers i.e. community consensus.

Preferred names, November 2008 [First version]

Preferred name	Alternatives
BALINGKILAT	Pointed Peak
BANAHAW	Banahao
BANAHAW DE LUCBAN	Lukban de Banahao
BUNTOT PALOS	Hidden Falls
DAGULDUL	Daguldol
KALISUNGAN	Lamot,Calauan,Nagcarlan
KANLAON	Canlaon
MACULOT	Makulot
MAGDAPIO FALLS	Pagsangjan Falls
MALIPUNYO	Malarayat, Malepunyo
MANABU PEAK	Mt. Manabo; Manabo Peak
MANTALINGAJAN	Mantalingahan
NAPULAUAN	Napalauwan,Napulauan
PULAG	Pulog
ROMELO	Famy
TABAYOC	Tabeyoc, Tabeyo, Talbayog
TAGAPO	Susong Dalaga
TAYTAY FALLS	Imelda Falls, Majayjay Falls
TAPULAO	High Peak
TIMBAK	Singakalsa
UGO	Ugu
WHITE PEAK	Mt. Pandadagsaan

NAMING AND CHRISTENING OF PLACES/TRAILS
PinoyMountaineer, in choosing the proper names of places throughout the blog, follows the following order of precedence:

FOR MOUNTAINS
(1) That which is universally accepted
(2) That which is previously accepted in the mountaineering community
(3) That which the locals would assign to it
(4) That which describes the mountain (i.e. named after its appearance or biodiversity)
(5) That which localizes the mountain (i.e. named after the barangay or town)
*Eponyms are not recommended for mountains

FOR PEAKS AND CAMPSITES
(1) That which is universally accepted
(2) That which is previously accepted in the mountaineering community
(3) That which the locals would assign to it
(4) That which describes the place (i.e. named after its appearance or biodiversity)
(5) That which the discoverers would assign to the place (eponyms are allowed)
(6) That which, in rare cases, would be assigned in order to distinguish the place from other landforms such as the summit itself

FOR TRAILS
(1) That which is universally accepted
(2) That which is previously accepted in the mountaineering community
(3) That which the locals would assign to it
(4) That which refers to the entry point (i.e. Ambangeg Trail)
(5) That which the discoverers would assign to the place (eponyms are allowed)
(6) That which discovered/documented the trail