User:CFCF/sandbox/SPI
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What motivated you to join WikiProject Anatomy? Do you have a background in medicine or biology, or are you simply interested in the topic?
- I was studying anatomy, and realised there was room for improvement in the project.
Have you contributed to any of the project's four Featured or ten Good articles, and are these sort of articles generally easier or harder to promote than other subjects?
- Yes, I wrote Cranial nerve. My personal experience is that when it comes to fact checking people are timid about reviewing articles. It is hard
Can you explain your scope: what sort of articles qualify to be tagged under this project and what kind of things you don't cover?
- Anything related to physiological (that is to say healthy) human anatomy. This also entails a large number of variations, as ...
What is your most popular topic or article, measured by reader page views? Should it be a project aim to improve your highest visibility articles?
- On our most popular list there are two main themes: the major organs are one, and sexual content is the other. In the project we aim to focus on improving content that is high visibility and high importance as well. We would rather focus on Heart, Liver, Cervix than Low importance topics.
What are the primary resources used for writing an anatomy article? Do you solely rely on medical experts or are more mainstream references also fine?
- Anatomy is both a descriptive science, but also very visual. For this reason it is very .I'm in the process of listing the resources...
How close are your links with WikiProject Medicine, a related project? Do many members participate in both WikiProjects?
- I'd have a hard time coming up with anyone involved in this project who isn't also a member of that project–which is unfortunate.
What is the reason you exclusively cover human anatomy and not the body parts of other animals? No project seems to be looking after articles such as Thorax.
- We have WP:VETMED which looks over those areas.
How can a new member help today?
- Write, image, wikidata. Everything will aid
Anything else you'd like to add?