Totally agree. In its heyday, Twitter created a community of health professionals supporting each other’s projects. This was the first thing to go as the community jumped ship.

…or I be ugly!

It’s the first in a new series of curriculum resources in Neurology: Education. Check it out, share with students, and stay tuned for more.

Meanwhile, are you developing a curriculum for some aspect of neurology? Get off your butt (or sit back down if you don't have a standing desk) and submit it!

Agree! This was my first time in GR, and we were impressed.

If you want to publish about a serious game, don't just describe it in vague terms... make the resource available to readers.

Without access, how can we judge impact or reproduce results? Transparency is the foundation of scholarly work, so let your readers under the hood.
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Thanks! Love to hear that.

Many moons ago that was my first pseudo-academic venture! It languished long enough that the language that it was coded in stopped being supported and it became super buggy. Until my hero Cole Dekensohn revived it from the dead a couple years ago!

Environmentally friendly reusable coffee cup cases.

Now you are speaking my language!

Very wholesome.

In one form or another, I suppose, because that could encapsulate a hamburger and french fries, a turkey sandwich with potato chips, and a baked potato with chili.