The title of last week's post,
C15-C29 QP for IZ/KO,
used enough codes to put it on the AAP most wanted list, where AAP stands for the
Assault on Acronyms Program. Let's break those codes down:-
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C15-C29:
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World Championship cycles 15 through 29
This is my own numbering system for keeping track of the often overlapping cycles.
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QP:
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Qualification Paths
How the various players qualified to play in the cycle
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IZ:
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Interzonal
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KO:
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Knockout
The FIDE format for World Championships and World Cups since C17
Putting it all together, the post 'C15-C29 QP for IZ/KO' linked the QP page for each referenced cycle to the corresponding IZ/KO page. The earlier cycles, C01-C14, had already been done. At the end of the post, I wrote,
The next step will be to link the IZ/KO/WCup pages back to the corresponding QP page.
Since I had already prepared this in the earlier post
Qualification Paths for IZ/KO Events
(December 2020; 'To facilitate the crosslink action, I developed a table of pages that need to be changed.'), the task to link the IZ++ pages was relatively straightforward. There were 38 such pages.
While I was working on those two previous posts and this current post, I had the opportunity to review all of the 29 QP pages as a matched set, and all of the 38 IZ++ pages as another matched set. (C09-C14 had two or three Interzonals each.) I identified a number of discrepancies that I'll tackle in another post.