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Changelog

This page summarizes major public updates to the Anatomy Steward Wiki.

The Wiki currently includes 100+ reviewed field entries covering comparative osteology, anatomical preservation, collection documentation, museum interpretation, teaching use, and reviewed contribution workflows.

  • Added Top Terms page.
  • Added diagram placeholders for high-value entries.
  • Expanded source structure for core entries.
  • Added Teacher Use sections for key teaching-related terms.
  • Added internal English-only language policy for current version.
  • Added real public sources to the Top 30 priority wiki entries.
  • Prioritized public educational, museum documentation, rights, and digital preservation references.
  • Added source review notes clarifying that public sources support educational context but do not replace professional review.
  • Added the first set of neutral educational SVG diagrams.
  • Covered skull features, tooth types, orbit placement, forelimb structure, wet preservation context, source type, object observation, and public trust.
  • Diagrams are non-sensitive teaching schematics and do not use biological material images.
  • Added floating “Suggest Wiki Edit” button across pages.
  • Added category landing pages for easier navigation.
  • Added Review Status and Recently Updated pages.
  • Added Suggested Citation sections to reviewed entries.
  • Added RSS feed for wiki updates.
  • Added DefinedTerm structured data export.
  • Improved category descriptions and default OG image.
  • Per-category OG image metadata.
  • More public source references.
  • Diagram placeholders for key anatomy terms.
  • Better related-term linking.
  • More educator-focused routes.