Post a sheet for critique
Assemble a reference sheet from published figures and put it up where it can be argued with.
There is no exam at the end of this track, and no certificate. What there is instead is an artifact: build a reference sheet from published figures, then put it somewhere it can be argued with. Anyone can assemble a table. The skill this track is about is keeping every row attached to whoever published it.
- 1Build the sheet
Use the protocol sheet. Every row it fills comes from an imported dosing reference with the source attached; where a source is ambiguous the tool refuses to place it, and shows the original text instead. Leave those refusals visible.
- 2Say what is not in it
Name the rows you could not source, the frequencies you had to interpret, and the figures that disagree with each other. This is the part that separates a reference from a regimen.
- 3Post it for critique
Start a thread in the forum with the sheet and your notes. Ask for the specific thing you are unsure about. Everything posted is read before it appears, so write it to be read.
One rule the publication applies to itself applies here too: nothing posted may tell another person what to take. A sheet reports what published sources reported, with the names attached. The automated screen holds anything that reads as a prescription, and it is the same check the editorial pipeline runs before anything publishes.
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