Open conversation · moderated publication

Contact and comments

Questions, observations, data and critical readings also help build knowledge. This space allows you to contact Proyecto AD’s human creator and submit comments for possible publication.

01 · Direct contact

A conversation with the project

Proyecto AD is an evolving public communication initiative. Academic enquiries, documented corrections, bibliographic references, news of discoveries, collaboration proposals and feedback on the browsing experience are welcome.

Your message will be read by Julián de Jesús Pérez Ríos, the project’s human creator and editorial director. You can use the direct link to write from your email application.

02 · Comment form

Leave a comment

Your comment first reaches the project’s inbox. Permission to publish it on this page is reviewed separately: selecting the publication checkbox records your consent but does not make the text appear automatically.

Before sending
  • Clearly identify the section or issue you are commenting on.
  • Include a verifiable source when proposing a factual correction.
  • Do not include sensitive personal data or information about third parties.
This will not be displayed publicly.
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03 · Public conversation

Published comments

This space contains only messages authorised by their senders and approved editorially. Selection does not mean that Proyecto AD endorses every opinion.

The dialogue starts here

The first approved comments will appear here.

04 · Editorial care

How moderation works

The comment system separates private receipt from public posting. This protects personal data and prevents a message from being published without consent.

  1. 1

    Receipt

    The message is sent to adsince2007@gmail.com and awaits review.

  2. 2

    Reading

    The editorial director may reply by email, ask for clarification or check references.

  3. 3

    Decision

    Private moderation controls allow comments to be approved or declined. Messages without permission to publish remain private.

  4. 4

    Publication

    Once approved, only the signature, optional location, topic, date and text are displayed. The email address is never published.