====== 🧠 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ======

===== Critical Review of the Latest Articles =====

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**1. What exactly is Neurosurgery Wiki?**\\
An independent, critical, and collaborative platform to rethink neurosurgery in the digital age.\\
//We don’t write to decorate CVs — we write to think better.//
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**2. Who’s behind this project?**\\
A collective of neurosurgeons and clinicians who believe that independent thinking, radical critique, and useful knowledge matter more than metrics and PowerPoint slides.
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**3. Can I contribute? How?**\\
Yes. If you have something worth sharing —a critical review, a clinical case that teaches more than it impresses, or just an honest question— you can submit it.\\
//We don’t evaluate titles — we evaluate ideas.//
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**4. What kind of content do you publish?**
  * Critical reviews of articles and medical videos
  * Clinical cases with honest analysis (no academic makeup)
  * Surgical reflections, editorials, essays
  * Tools that help us think and operate better
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**5. Do you accept “formal” articles?**\\
Only if they have soul. We’re not looking for press releases with references.\\
//If your article reads like a CV filler, it probably doesn’t belong here.//
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**6. Is this a replacement for a medical journal?**\\
Not exactly. It's a rebellion. Journals serve metrics, sponsors, and publishers.\\
//We serve surgical thinking.//
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**7. Do you have peer review?**\\
Yes — but not the traditional kind.\\
//We review with scalpels, not stamps.// We judge usefulness, conceptual rigor, and intellectual honesty.
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**8. Can I use this content in resident training?**\\
Absolutely. That’s one of our main goals — to help the next generation of neurosurgeons learn how to think, not just memorize.
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**9. Can I cite this site in scientific articles or presentations?**\\
Yes. Every entry has a unique URL and authorship.\\
//And if a committee tells you it's “not an academic source,” maybe you're in the wrong committee.//
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**10. How is Neurosurgery Wiki funded?**\\
We don’t sell anything. No ads. No fees. No sponsorships.\\
//We believe knowledge should be free — not subsidized by conferences or pharma dinners.//
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**11. What’s the difference between this and a blog or open-access journal?**\\
We don’t pretend to be “objective.” We don’t hide behind committees. We don’t charge to publish or disguise conflicts of interest behind disclosures.\\
//We write because something needs to be said.//
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**12. Why so much emphasis on criticism?**\\
Because in medicine, people die not just from mistakes — but from dogmas.\\
//And no one teaches you how to think critically. We do.//
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