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General FAQs
What is WikiVet?
WikiVet is a collaborative initiative involving UK veterinary schools. The project is creating a comprehensive online knowledge base which covers the entire veterinary curriculum. This will provide a reliable reference source to supersede Wikipedia for veterinary students, nurses and graduates anywhere in the world.
Who is WikiVet intended for?
Our primary user base we feel is students of the veterinary sciences as we are actively trying to cover all aspects of the veterinary curriculum in our content. As the site grows we hope that professionals will also use the site to gain quick access to veterinary information.
Who is responsible for the content on WikiVet?
Essentially the users of the site are responsible for the content. We hope that only veterinary professionals will be added to the site and once a new page or edit has been performed the page will be flagged up with the following:
This article has been peer reviewed but is awaiting expert review. If you would like to help with this, please see more information about expert reviewing. |
We hope that this will ensure that users are made aware of these pages and can use the own judgement on the validity of the page until the page has been reviewed.
Who owns the content of WikiVet?
Content on the Medpedia site is freely available for reuse under the GNU Free Documentation License.