Associate Editor Instructions: Difference between revisions - Compendium of Cancer Genome Aberrations

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#If the author is a trainee, ensure they are working with a mentor or perform the mentor function if you're able to do so.

*After authors indicate ~~completion of~~ a page:

*After authors indicate a page is "complete":

# Review the content for accuracy and appropriate completeness.

#Review the content for accuracy and appropriate completeness.

# Prioritize use of the tables, including helping the author to convert the content or doing so yourself.

#Prioritize use of the tables, including helping the author to convert the content or doing so yourself if applicable. If a table is not needed based on current knowledge, remove it so that the page doesn’t look unfinished, but if in the future information is added that could be put in one of the tables, convert it.

# Ensure the authors have inserted references in the standard format using the PubMed extension.

#Ensure the authors have inserted references in the standard format using the PubMed extension.

*Prioritize use of tables. When reviewing a page “completed” by the authors, move any pertinent content into table format if possible. If a table is not needed based on current knowledge, remove it so that the page doesn’t look unfinished, but if in the future information is added that could be put in one of the tables, convert it. Once a page is sufficiently complete~~, add~~ the Categories so that this page is now linked to the searching functions on the homepage.

*Once a page is sufficiently complete:

# Add the Categories so that this page is now linked to the searching functions on the homepage (see section below).

# Add the citation for the page in the Notes section at the bottom. For example:

==How to Create a New User Account==

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 #If the author is a trainee, ensure they are working with a mentor or perform the mentor function if you're able to do so.
-*After authors indicate completion of a page:
+*After authors indicate a page is "complete":
-# Review the content for accuracy and appropriate completeness.
+#Review the content for accuracy and appropriate completeness.
-# Prioritize use of the tables, including helping the author to convert the content or doing so yourself.
+#Prioritize use of the tables, including helping the author to convert the content or doing so yourself if applicable.  If a table is not needed based on current knowledge, remove it so that the page doesn’t look unfinished, but if in the future information is added that could be put in one of the tables, convert it.
-# Ensure the authors have inserted references in the standard format using the PubMed extension.
+#Ensure the authors have inserted references in the standard format using the PubMed extension.
-*Prioritize use of tables.  When reviewing a page “completed” by the authors, move any pertinent content into table format if possible.  If a table is not needed based on current knowledge, remove it so that the page doesn’t look unfinished, but if in the future information is added that could be put in one of the tables, convert it.  Once a page is sufficiently complete, add the Categories so that this page is now linked to the searching functions on the homepage.
+*Once a page is sufficiently complete:
+# Add the Categories so that this page is now linked to the searching functions on the homepage (see section below).
+# Add the citation for the page in the Notes section at the bottom.  For example:
 ==How to Create a New User Account==