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A guide to What If terminology. | A guide to What If terminology. | ||
- | **WI:** What If ? (and not " | + | **WI:** What If? (and not " |
- | **DBWI:** [[Double Blind What If]]. Correctly, this means writing from the perspective of another timeline and asking 'what if' the POD that produced that timeline had gone the other way - in other words, asking about OTL. For example, "DBWI: What if John Wilkes Booth had succeeded in his attempt to assassinate Lincoln?" | + | **DBWI:** [[Double Blind What If]]. Correctly, this means writing from the perspective of another timeline and asking 'what if' the POD that produced that timeline had gone the other way - in other words, asking about OTL. For example, "DBWI: What if John Wilkes Booth had succeeded in his attempt to assassinate Lincoln?" |
**TBWI**: Triple Blind What If. By analogy, but no-one can agree on what it means. | **TBWI**: Triple Blind What If. By analogy, but no-one can agree on what it means. | ||
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==== See Also ==== | ==== See Also ==== | ||
- | **[[pods/pods|Point(s) of Divergence]]** | + | **[[pods:pods|Point(s) of Divergence]]** |
**[[AH Challenge]]** | **[[AH Challenge]]** | ||
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==== Navigation ==== | ==== Navigation ==== | ||
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