"An integral part of Radiopaedia.org is that it is collaborative. As such, articles are written and edited by a great many users over a period of time. Although this can be intimidating at first, the end result is something far more valuable than what can be achieved purely through individual effort. So, if collaboration is not your thing, writing articles may be not for you. We like properly referenced content with subscription-free (open access) references allowing readers and editors to cross-check the validity of articles and their content."
"An integral part of Radiopaedia.org is that it is collaborative. As such, articles are written and edited by a great many users over a period of time. Although this can be intimidating at first, the end result is something far more valuable than what can be achieved purely through individual effort. So, if collaboration is not your thing, writing articles may be not for you. We like properly referenced content with subscription-free (open access) references allowing readers and editors to cross-check the validity of articles and their content."
"What Radiopaedia.org IS and is NOT"
"What Radiopaedia.org IS and is NOT"
"what Radiopaedia.org is NOT"
Expected headings
"Main components"
"Community"
"Articles"
"Working together to create content"
"Cases"
"Sharing your interesting cases with the world"
"What Radiopaedia.org IS and is NOT"
"Radiopaedia.org is a rapidly growing peer-reviewed open-edit radiology resource primarily compiled by radiologists and radiology residents/registrars and fellows from across the globe. The site aims to create the best radiology reference available, and to make it available for free, forever and for all."
"cases: pages that present a case to the community - these belong to the contributing user although they can be viewed by the community and added to articles, tutorials or quizzes"