This is intrinsic to its design, in which every one of the millions of Web users has the potential to provide content to the Internet, acting as author, reviewer, editor and publisher. The advantage of this is that many diverse and ingenious resources are appearing online at a dizzying rate. The disadvantage is that the reader must somehow determine whether or not a resource is worthwhile. It is easy enough to provide an endless series of links to resources on a particular topic. A more useful and difficult task in the online world is sorting the good from the bad, a task that printed journals have relegated to recognized experts in a given field.
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Furthermore, there is no governing authority to assure that what is presented on the Internet is original or accurate. This points to a page containing professional information about the author, as well as an abbreviated bibliography. Unlike a printed CV, any of these citations can be links as well, and point to an online version of the referenced work. The next link is to the Pediatric Airway Review . This is a multiple choice format quiz based on high quality clinical images.