OrganizedWisdom Guide Training Session #3

[NKinsey]

Please post any feedback & questions on this week's training session here!

[Jkg0679]

I have a question about CamelCase and PsychCentral. I know OW uses one word for this one, but when you go to the site, they have Psych Central instead. Which is correct? Thank you.

[NKinsey]

I know, that one is tough!

I personally have gone back and forth. When it's written as their logo, it's CamelCase: http://www.waterfrontmedia.com/about-wfm.aspx (see in the list on right side?)

When it's written as text, including on their own site, it's two words.

Julie seems to be ruling that it is CamelCase, but .... I could go either way (and have used it both ways).

How's that for a non-answer?

~Nicole

[BrianGS]

A quick comment about Wikipedia's falling out... A few years ago I was aghast at the concept of an "encyclopedia" in which anyone could contribute "facts" or their interpretation of them with a continually-evolving definition of a given subject. I'm a scientist and this totally went against my grain. Since working on OrganizedWisdom, however, I have found that Wikipedia is quite factual and provides correct and succinct information and definitions. Most of the entries I have used are well-referenced to original and scholarly research. Occasionally references are lacking but that fact is usually pointed out. In any event, I think Wikipedia should not be dismissed or denigrated out-of-hand - at least from a technical disease perspective. One needs to just be aware and cautious.

[Jkg0679]

Is MamasHealth considered to be a credible site? Thanks.