Use of genus Chirodamus (Hymenoptera:Pompilidae)

I'm a new user to BugGuide and since Pompilids are my specialty I looked at them first. One minor thing of note was the use of the genus Chirodamus. Two of the species listed in BugGuide are, of course, North American. The genus Chirodamus (as far as I know for the moment) is not valid for the North American species (C. albopilosus, C. fortis, C. deceptus, C. feroculis, C. heiligbrodtii, C. maculipennis, C. pyrrhomelas, and C. validus). The genotype for Chirodamus is a species of wasp from South America that is not quite as closely related as one might "expect" to the current genus under which the North American species are classified(given that they were once considered congeneric) (see Pitts et al., 2006). I suggest (...and it's only a suggestion) that the name be changed in the guide to the currently accepted genus for North American species: Calopompilus.