Difference between revisions of "WikiAnesthesia:Author guide"
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== Style guidelines == | == Style guidelines == | ||
* Use lists, bullets, and tables whenever feasible | |||
* Organize content in a manner that is mobile-friendly | |||
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* Keep articles as brief as possible, while still be informative | |||
* Focus on practical knowledge that is readily useful in the clinical environment | |||
* References you sources | |||
** This is especially important when adding information that is not universally agreed upon by medical professionals. |
Revision as of 18:57, 10 February 2021
Thank you for your interest in contributing to WikiAnesthesia. Your contributions are what allow this community to grow and flourish.
Getting started
Getting started is easy:
- Go here to create an account.
- Anyone can contribute to WikiAnesthesia.
- Our philosophy is that community building is most successful when barriers to contribution are reduced.
- After registering an account and confirming your email address, you can begin contributing to WikiAnesthesia
- Your initial edits will be considered provisional until approved by an editor.
- Provisional edits will not be publicly visible
- A user's initial edits are considered provisional in an effort to ensure quality
- WikiAnesthesia has editorial levels.
- You will initially start off at the Contributor level and then be promoted based on Contribution Score
How to create and edit an article
Style guidelines
- Use lists, bullets, and tables whenever feasible
- Organize content in a manner that is mobile-friendly
General guidelines
- Keep articles as brief as possible, while still be informative
- Focus on practical knowledge that is readily useful in the clinical environment
- References you sources
- This is especially important when adding information that is not universally agreed upon by medical professionals.