Authorship

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This page was translated from the Dutch-language original using AI and has not been fully reviewed. Where the two differ, the Dutch version takes precedence.

All textual contributions on this wiki can be tracked via the version history of each page (the '... revisions' link below the page title). This shows, per edit, the username of the person who made the change. In addition to this feature, which GitHub provides by default, authors are also listed per page.

The biostatistics wiki uses different roles:

Author: The main author of the page. The person who did the writing and made a substantial contribution to the page.

Co-author(s): Users who have made important improvements to the page or have checked the page for accuracy.

Moderator: All pages of the biostatistics wiki are moderated by a statistician from the Epidemiology and Data Science (EDS) department of Amsterdam UMC. The moderator is responsible for checking changes to the pages and can undo a change if needed. Editing the pages is restricted to users with write access. In this way we try to keep the quality of the pages high. The moderator checks all changes, but incorrect information can never be 100% avoided. See also our disclaimer. In technical terms, the moderator manages the write access to this wiki on GitHub.

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