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How to Submit a Public Source

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This page explains a term used by Anatomy Steward’s digital museum and teaching resources.

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Submitting a public source means sharing a reference that can be reviewed and potentially used to improve a wiki entry.

Public sources strengthen the wiki by making definitions and teaching notes more traceable.

Useful sources may include museum pages, public-domain references, books, articles, institutional guides, or rights-clear educational materials.

Educators can submit sources that explain how a concept is used in classroom or museum settings.

Do not submit restricted files, private records, unclear images, or materials you do not have permission to share.

Sources and further reading should use public references only. This entry is a reviewed Version 1 field note and may be expanded with museum collection pages, public-domain references, introductory anatomy/osteology texts, and collection documentation guidance.

  • Submission type
  • Public source
  • Why the suggestion helps
  • Credit preference
  • Review status
  • Submissions are not automatically published.
  • The wiki is not open editing.
  • Private or restricted materials should not be submitted.

Contribution pages keep participation structured, reviewed, and low-risk.

Ask contributors to provide one public source, one reason it helps, and one uncertainty.

This entry can be improved with:

  • Clearer contribution guidelines
  • Public source examples
  • Review workflow improvements

Anatomy Steward Wiki. “How to Submit a Public Source.” Anatomy Steward Wiki. https://wiki.anatomysteward.com/contribute/submit-a-public-source/

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Version 2 field note. This page is part of the reviewed Anatomy Steward Wiki and is not open for direct public editing. Suggestions should be submitted through the reviewed contribution process.