Author: Juan A. Esteban
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How Wikipedia works: notability, sources and conflict of interest
Por qué un artículo de Wikipedia depende de fuentes independientes y no de tu trayectoria, por qué no debes escribir tu propia página y cómo pedir una corrección si ya existe.
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How to reserve your rights against data mining
La reserva frente a la minería de textos y datos debe expresarse de forma legible por máquinas cuando la obra está en línea. Qué señales usar y qué no garantiza ninguna.
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What is art? A map of the debate for beginners
An introductory map of the debate on the definition of art, from Weitz, Danto, Dickie, Levinson and Gaut to the recent discussion about AI.
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What AT Protocol is and how to start using it
What AT Protocol is, what parts it is made of, which services run on it and what to know about privacy and governance before you start.
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How to publish your first preprint in the humanities
How to publish a preprint in the humanities: journal policy, licence, Zenodo DOIs, SSRN, PhilArchive, ORCID and updating versions.
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Provenance of a work of art: what it is and why it decides its fate
What the provenance of a work of art is, how it is researched, which international instruments apply and which European bodies examine claims.
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Lending your work to an exhibition: the loan agreement
What to check before lending a work to an exhibition: contract, condition report, nail-to-nail insurance, transport, reproductions and return.
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How to price an artwork
Criterios para fijar el precio de una obra: qué vendes, coste real, suelo por canal, escala coherente, ediciones cerradas, descuentos e impuestos.
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Moving your Bluesky account to Eurosky with EU-HAUL
Step by step: moving your Bluesky account to Eurosky's European server while keeping your identity, and what to check before and after.
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How to read the rules of an open call
An order for reading the rules of awards, grants and residencies, and the clauses on rights, costs, insurance and return worth checking twice.