Radlines:To-do

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Outreach

Inviting people who may be interested in becoming editors or board members. Example are Recent contributors of Radiopaedia articles.

Example invitation email

Dear ______,

(If invited because of other online publications) I noticed your contributions at _____

I am wondering if you may be interested in contributing to Radlines (https://radlines.org), which is an international open access radiology source. It can be described as non-profit and ad-free alternative to the Radiopaedia business.

(If it may be integrated into Radlines) Are you willing to have material from your article published in Radlines as well?
(If you are) I can then help in integrating it so that it fits the layout of Radlines.

Also, we are putting together a board in order to officially establish this project as a non-profit organization. Are you interested in joining?

Please reply to my email address at _______________________

More information about Radlines: https://radlines.org/Radlines:About
and
https://radlines.org/Radlines:Contribute

Best regards,

________________

Importing content

The project has permission to integrate these images to Radlines:

Current focus

The main focus is currently to achieve a complete collection of the essential material that a newly certified radiologist is expected to know after the training years. Radlines currently needs to establish articles for the most common medical imaging modalities and locations, as well as the most important diseases and conditions. Cases should preferably be typical of the disease or condition at hand. The most important initial sections thereof are generally "Evaluation" or "Basic screening", as well as "Choice of modality" (when to consider other modalities, where applicable).

Addition of relatively rare conditions or cases with atypical presentations are acceptable already, but before doing so you must first establish at least one chain of inter-article structure linking back to the main page.

Technical issues

The following issues need attention:

  • Support for vector (.svg) graphics
  • Fixing the third option when choosing "Use a different license" for own works, which should read "Creative Commons Attribution Share-Alike 4.0" instead of "I have reviewed the disclaimer for this wiki and to my best knowledge this work is not under data protection levels exceeding those of this wiki."