Question about COP and jumps

[Alexa]

Last night Susie W mentioned while commentating that many women were not bothering to try the triple triple combos because it was not worth the risk in the COP.

So, I guess I am still confused how jumps factor in to the COP...

How is a skater affected if they have fewer, and less difficult jumps?

How is a skater affected if they try a quad or triple-triple and miss the element?

In regard to jumps, what is the best route for a skater to go to maximize their COP score? Be risky? Not be risky?

[Alexa]

The thing that has been dangerous so far is people going for 3/3 or a quad falling short of rotation and not only having it be a bad jump for GOE, but also having it counted as a 3/2 or a normal triple.

That helps me make more sense out of the whole "to jump or not to jump" question. Thanks!

What does GOE stand for?

[loveskating]

Last night Susie W mentioned while commentating that many women were not bothering to try the triple triple combos because it was not worth the risk in the COP.

So, I guess I am still confused how jumps factor in to the COP...

How is a skater affected if they have fewer, and less difficult jumps?

How is a skater affected if they try a quad or triple-triple and miss the element?

In regard to jumps, what is the best route for a skater to go to maximize their COP score? Be risky? Not be risky?

As always, it depends on your competition I would think?

Also, I thought that in COP in the LONG PROGRAM if you fell on a jump it just wasn't there, like in the 6.0 system, but Paul Wylie said you get a deduction of 1.something, I forget.

The grade of execution was there in the 6.0 system too, only there was not a specific number assigned, so the judges had a lot more leeway...things like speed into, out of, height, ice coverage, air position were judged.