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Table 4
Etiquette
  • General Internet ethic: sharing and cooperation
  • Copyright
    • Copyright or hyperlink to copyright should be on each document
    • No unauthorized commercial use
    • Documents should include date, revision number and revision date
  • Authorship
    • Clearly identified on each document
    • Inclusion of e-mail address encouraged
    • Identification of primary author clearly retained during reuse
  • Linking to documents at other sites
    • Encouraged
    • Not required, but polite to inform primary author
    • Desirable that the primary author not change URL after posting
  • Indexing of documents at other sites
    • Encouraged
    • Not required, but polite to inform primary author
  • Repurposing of document components
    • Rich potential for providing new view of document
    • Desirable that the primary author indicate granularity of reuse allowed
    • Issues for etiquette evolution
      • What is the atom of information?
      • How is authorship clearly maintained?
      • How is quality assured?
Note: The word "document" is used to mean a self-contained multimedia entity. A document can stand on its own, and an author can assure the quality of a document.
Reprinted by permission of the Society of Nuclear Medicine from: Parker JA, et al.: Collaboration using Internet for development of case-based teaching files. Journal of Nuclear Medicine 1996; 37:178-184.

Title page Introduction Internet Teaching file Sharing Conclusion References
Table 1 Table 2 Table 3 Table 4 Figure 1 Figure 2