Fix every NAP inconsistency found across all citations

A comprehensive NAP consistency correction pass at this stage of the strategy addresses the genuine reality that, across the substantial volume of citations accumulated through this entire body of work, some inconsistency has very likely accumulated despite the accuracy discipline maintained throughout — this isn't a failure of the process, but a realistic acknowledgment that manual submission across dozens of platforms inevitably introduces some drift.

The comprehensive scope this correction requires — reviewing every citation accumulated across the entire strategy, not simply recently added ones — reflects the reality that inconsistency can originate at any point in the citation-building timeline, including in early submissions completed before the full discipline of this strategy was fully established.

This work benefits substantially from whatever citation management tooling has been adopted in the preceding mission, since automated monitoring can surface likely inconsistencies more efficiently than manual review of every individual citation — though the niche and specialized directories outside typical tool coverage still require manual verification as part of achieving genuine comprehensiveness.

Completing this thorough correction pass at this stage of the strategy — after substantial citation volume has accumulated but before continuing to add further citations — prevents whatever inconsistency has accumulated from being further compounded by additional submissions built on an already-inconsistent foundation.