Peer Review

The Peer Review Committee is responsible for monitoring and control of all articles submitted to the RLS wiki. While technically every member of the RLS wiki community is a reviewer, there are two specific levels of special user access rights afforded Review Committee members:

1. Reviewers: Reviewers are those persons whose opinion is considered to represent formal feedback by subject matter expert peers to the author for substantiation, correction, and/or follow-up. Reviewer’s rankings are more heavily weighted in the overall assessment of a wiki-article’s merits than general reviewers

1. Chairs: Chairs are formal reviewers with Sysop-like privileges for the purposes of actively managing specific subject areas and/or keywords within both the wiki and Knowledge Base Project.

To become a member of the Peer Review Committee, please contact the Chair of the specific subject matter or keyword group that you are interested in.