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#Contribute to yearly goals generated by the Genomic Resources Development Committee (GRDC) and CCGA Workgroup.
#Contribute to yearly goals generated by the Genomic Resources Development Committee (GRDC) and CCGA Workgroup.
#Volunteer for one “driver” role to propel progress on CCGA aims with report to CCGA Workgroup at least one time per quarter. An evolving list of these roles and their associated leader will be maintained by the Editor-in-Chief and are accessible to the GRDC and CCGA Workgroup members to promote communication.
#Volunteer for one “driver” role to propel progress on CCGA aims with report to CCGA Workgroup at least one time per quarter. An evolving list of these roles and their associated leader will be maintained by the Editor-in-Chief and are accessible to the GRDC and CCGA Workgroup members to promote communication.
New members would typically focus on content creation and attending CCGA Workgroup meetings for the first 6 months before taking on additional responsibilities.
New members would typically focus on content creation and attending CCGA Workgroup meetings for the first 6 months before taking on additional responsibilities.
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==Mentors to Other Authors==
==Mentors to Other Authors==
A mentor can be requested by a trainee or any author who feels it would be beneficial to collaborate on producing the detailed page content. Mentors are individuals with specific subject matter expertise or experience in the general field sufficient to effectively assess the related literature. Mentors will be given co-authorship credit, and are welcome to indicate interest in collaborating with multiple individuals or serving recurrently in this capacity for new authors.
'''''Specific aspects of this role''''':
#Complete the '''[https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 <u>Volunteer Form</u>]'''.
#Mentors are also asked to complete the '''[https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 <u>Volunteer Form</u>]'''.
#Review the content produced by the collaborator in careful detail (including the primary cited literature) for accuracy and thoroughness.
#Ensure content is presented in a final form on the CCGA site to the Associate Editor.<br />
==Authors==
==Authors==
Authors are the primary content creators of CCGA pages.
Authors are the primary content creators of CCGA pages.
'''''Specific aspects of this role''''':
# Can a new author modify a page that has already been completed by other authors? ''Yes! The CCGA is a wiki-based platform with the intention that contributors can modify any page at any time if something is not accurate or new evidence and references would be beneficial to share. This will allow up-to-date accurate content to be available to the community. Primary authorship will typically be listed as those individuals that initially completed the page content, and inquiries can be made by'' '''[mailto:CCGA@cancergenomics.org <u>Email</u>]''' ''if a subsequent user modifies the content and feels the effort put forth is of high enough significance to warrant listing in the authorship section.''<br />
#Complete the '''[https://mms.cancergenomics.org/members/form.php?orgcode=CGC&fid=3830649 <u>Volunteer Form</u>]'''.
#Select
#Follow the processes detailed in the [[Author Instructions]].
#If applicable, collaborate with a mentor to provide accurate and thorough information for the assigned page.
#Collaborate with the Associate Editor to
#Of note, the CCGA is a wiki-based platform with the intention that contributors can modify any page at any time if something is not accurate or new evidence and references would be beneficial to share. This will allow up-to-date accurate content to be available to the community. Primary authorship will typically be listed as those individuals that initially completed the page content, and inquiries can be made by '''[mailto:CCGA@cancergenomics.org <u>Email</u>]''' if a subsequent user modifies the content and feels the effort put forth is of high enough significance to warrant listing in the authorship section.<br />