Artur: Do they approach it in a more mission-oriented way?

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Artur: You know, I expected more that a potential blocker could be a doctor who, probably after a whole day of work in the office, or however it may look like, still has to substantively evaluate some article and even though it is already prepared, almost ready for publication and needs this final substantive blessing, and then it dies in the mailbox and you wait and wait.

Marcin: With doctors, of course there are individual cases where you have to push to get a verified text. But there are two issues – we work with doctors who care about it, so they take it seriously and it's not something extra for them.

Do they buy into your vision of content? Or are there other considerations?

Marcin: They build their image. Because in our country, if a doctor signs a text, every israel rcs data patient sees it. It is very visible which doctor is verifying it. And for a doctor it is a very important tool for promoting himself.

Very often I talk to younger doctors, usually doctors who are completing their specialization in surgery, plastic surgery, where it takes a long time to get to the point where they complete this specialization. When they become surgeons, practically no one knows that they are surgeons, because they have only just become surgeons, and they are already, let's say, 36-37 years old. They often complain about the lack of opportunities to promote their name or their personal brand as a doctor, precisely because they enter the profession quite late, and all the cream is collected by their colleagues who are 15-20 years older and have already had those 15 years to build their reputation. And, especially now with the opportunities that the Internet has been providing for several or a dozen years, they are looking for every opportunity to build their reputation, build their credibility.