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

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==Introduction==

*On the [[Volunteers]] page, track progress of assigning author to pages (pending) and completion of pages (complete) as well as the date you reviewed the page and any notes of importance such as "non-WHO entity page" or check permissions for a figure.

*IMPORTANT: On the [[Volunteers]] page, track progress of assigning author to pages (pending) and completion of pages (complete) as well as the date you reviewed the page and any notes of importance such as "non-WHO entity page" or check permissions for a figure.

*Authors who are interested in the area in which you're Associate Editor, will be connected with you for the following:

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#Emphasize to authors to please use the supplied tables if applicable.

#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.

#IMPORTANT: Add the information to the [[User Access Log]].

*After authors indicate a page is "complete":

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== Policy for Granting of CCGA Contributor Access ==

The Compendium of Cancer Genome Aberrations (CCGA) is a crowdsourced resource, with content created and modified in real time by users given a username and password. This policy defines the process for determining new user access for creating and editing content.

# A member of the CCGA Knowledgebase workgroup or Genomic Resources Development Committee (GRDC) may provide access immediately if requested to do so by an individual.

# The person who provides access will add the new contributor information into the user access log at [[User Access Log]].

# It is encouraged that ABMGG trainees, pathology residents or other post-graduate trainees collaborate with a mentor/sponsor who can help curate their work.

# Individuals will be required to review and agree with the “Honor Code for CCGA Content Contributor”.

# The GRDC reserves the right to deny CCGA site editorial access to any applicant and to remove access as deemed appropriate.

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 ==Introduction==
-*On the [[Volunteers]] page, track progress of assigning author to pages (pending) and completion of pages (complete) as well as the date you reviewed the page and any notes of importance such as "non-WHO entity page" or check permissions for a figure.
+*IMPORTANT: On the [[Volunteers]] page, track progress of assigning author to pages (pending) and completion of pages (complete) as well as the date you reviewed the page and any notes of importance such as "non-WHO entity page" or check permissions for a figure.
 *Authors who are interested in the area in which you're Associate Editor, will be connected with you for the following:
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 #Emphasize to authors to please use the supplied tables if applicable.
 #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.
+#IMPORTANT: Add the information to the [[User Access Log]].
 *After authors indicate a page is "complete":
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 [[File:Inserting Categories.jpg|none|thumb|871x871px]]
+== Policy for Granting of CCGA Contributor Access ==
+The Compendium of Cancer Genome Aberrations (CCGA) is a crowdsourced resource, with content created and modified in real time by users given a username and password.  This policy defines the process for determining new user access for creating and editing content.
+# A member of the CCGA Knowledgebase workgroup or Genomic Resources Development Committee (GRDC) may provide access immediately if requested to do so by an individual.
+# The person who provides access will add the new contributor information into the user access log at [[User Access Log]].
+# It is encouraged that ABMGG trainees, pathology residents or other post-graduate trainees collaborate with a mentor/sponsor who can help curate their work.
+# Individuals will be required to review and agree with the “Honor Code for CCGA Content Contributor”.
+# The GRDC reserves the right to deny CCGA site editorial access to any applicant and to remove access as deemed appropriate.
 #