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* May Contain Hackers ([[:Category:Galactic_Hacker_Party|Galactic Hacker Party]]'s 2022 incarnation) was special-cased and has been given 2 redirects.
* May Contain Hackers ([[:Category:Galactic_Hacker_Party|Galactic Hacker Party]]'s 2022 incarnation) was special-cased and has been given 2 redirects.
* No other events need abbreviating at present.
* No other events need abbreviating at present.
** Reminder that DEF CON is 2 words, though they themselves sometimes forget the space.
Event categories should also be expanded, with redirects ''in the main namespace only'' and following the above rules.
Event categories should also be expanded, with redirects ''in the main namespace only'' and following the above rules.

Latest revision as of 20:25, 10 August 2024

Where an event's name has a short form, the expanded form is the canonical one e.g. Summer Games Done Quick 2016, with e.g. SGDQ 2016 being a redirect to it.

  • For ESA, short names follow this (ESA YYYY through 2017, ESA {Summer,Winter} YYYY from 2018).
  • For Super MAGFest, have both MAGFest YYYY and magFAST YYYY as redirects (don't bother with DISPLAYTITLE, it doesn't work), regardless of whether there was TAS content in both a talk and the marathon, or just one.
  • LI Retro YYYY is the short name for that.
  • BSG Annual YYYY is the short name for that.
  • AGDQ/SGDQ/GDQx and LTX are trivial.
  • May Contain Hackers (Galactic Hacker Party's 2022 incarnation) was special-cased and has been given 2 redirects.
  • No other events need abbreviating at present.
    • Reminder that DEF CON is 2 words, though they themselves sometimes forget the space.

Event categories should also be expanded, with redirects in the main namespace only and following the above rules.