Learning anatomy/Learning anatomy crew

Authors

  • User:Gffsgeys
  • User:Xania
  • User:QuiteUnusual
  • User:Mbrickn
  • User:Minorax

We make it possible for people to read. Soon, your brain will be full of anatomy. User:Gffsgeys uses Grammarly to improve my mitsakes | mistakes. Red means that the word is spelled incorrectly. Green means that the word is spelled correctly.

Guidelines

1. At the moment the book is not about human body science experiments like the lungs in an empty water bottle.

2. We use photos as long as the photo shows the anatomy of the same organ but not videos (but these are only guidelines, so you can if you want).

3. Now learn about the editing rules.

4. Never add periods to a gallery.

5. Don’t do Bold text, Italic text, or Underline text unless you really must.

Now let’s get ready to make the book but please think about the guidelines.

By Gffsgeys (discuss • contribs) 01:35, 6 September 2021 (UTC)

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