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How can I contribute to this subreddit?

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Hey dudes and colleagues,

I'm finding it way too hard to contribute here, ya'll have some advice for me? My posts keep getting taken down for either #3 or #1.

I tried to post a MRI of rare ruptured triceps tendon, first I wrote the cause which was Crossfit, like "crossfit is dangerous" and it got taken down for #3. So I re-uploaded it with "Ruptured Triceps Tendon" and it also got removed for #3.

Now I tried to submit a pretty cool look at a 17 weeks old fetus kidney inside their mother, "MRI kidney of 17 weeks old fetus" and it got removed for #3.

I've been in radiology for the last 10 years I have so many interesting cases and images I want to share but how?? Help me please :) The mods havn't replied.

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