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Gynopedia Guidelines: Difference between revisions
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Gynopedia is a new project -- and we don't have many guidelines yet! But here's what we have so far: | Gynopedia is a new project -- and we don't have many guidelines yet! But here's what we have so far: | ||
1. No judgment | 1. No judgment. This is an open community and we let users decide what is the healthy and fitting for them. So, whether it's getting abortion or having a baby, getting an STD test or buying STD medication, we do not judge our users. It's their bodies and their lives. | ||
2. Real Information. Please contribute -- but only if you know the information is '''true'''. Inaccurate or outdated information can make people feel discouraged and waste their time. Of course, some information will eventually get outdated. But, to the best of your abilities, try to make the information up-to-date. | 2. Real Information. Please contribute -- but only if you know the information is '''true'''. Inaccurate or outdated information can make people feel discouraged and waste their time. Of course, some information will eventually get outdated. But, to the best of your abilities, try to make the information up-to-date. | ||
3. No advertisement/promotion from private physicians. If you recommend a physician (for example, a gynecologist), because you had a positive experience, please contribute this information. But, if you work for that physician or are in any way affiliated with a physician, please refrain from adding info on that doctor. Physician recommendations are supposed to be based on personal experiences of actual patients. | |||
Revision as of 14:07, 25 June 2016
Gynopedia is a new project -- and we don't have many guidelines yet! But here's what we have so far:
1. No judgment. This is an open community and we let users decide what is the healthy and fitting for them. So, whether it's getting abortion or having a baby, getting an STD test or buying STD medication, we do not judge our users. It's their bodies and their lives.
2. Real Information. Please contribute -- but only if you know the information is true. Inaccurate or outdated information can make people feel discouraged and waste their time. Of course, some information will eventually get outdated. But, to the best of your abilities, try to make the information up-to-date.
3. No advertisement/promotion from private physicians. If you recommend a physician (for example, a gynecologist), because you had a positive experience, please contribute this information. But, if you work for that physician or are in any way affiliated with a physician, please refrain from adding info on that doctor. Physician recommendations are supposed to be based on personal experiences of actual patients.