<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Service details &amp; practical guides — Eastern Myth Archive</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/</link><description>Service details &amp; practical guides</description><language>en</language><item><title>How do you create a source card for a myth-inspired project?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-source-card-workflow/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-source-card-workflow/</guid><description>Record what the source supports separately from your adaptation. A useful source card preserves provenance rather than declaring one definitive version of a tradition.</description></item><item><title>How do you brief a researcher to find museum references for myth imagery?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/museum-record-research-brief/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/museum-record-research-brief/</guid><description>Specify the motif, intended use and evidence needed. A museum image, catalog description and creative interpretation are different parts of the research.</description></item><item><title>What should a myth-text translation brief clarify?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-translation-commission-brief/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-translation-commission-brief/</guid><description>Identify the source edition and purpose: literal reference, annotated translation or creative adaptation. These are different services and should not be mixed without agreement.</description></item><item><title>What should a cultural-consultation brief contain?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-cultural-consultant-brief/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-cultural-consultant-brief/</guid><description>Describe the project, audience and specific claims to review. Consultation is scoped feedback, not universal approval from an entire culture.</description></item><item><title>How do you distinguish historical sources from modern retellings?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-retelling-versus-source/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-retelling-versus-source/</guid><description>Label each item by its role in the evidence chain. A novel or film may inspire a project without proving what an earlier tradition said.</description></item><item><title>How do you document rights for myth-inspired visual references?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-image-rights-record/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-image-rights-record/</guid><description>Check the specific image and intended use, not only the age of its subject. A myth can be old while a photograph or illustration remains a modern work.</description></item><item><title>How do you compare myth variants without flattening differences?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-variant-comparison/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-variant-comparison/</guid><description>Compare specific features and preserve context. A table should reveal variation rather than manufacture a universal version.</description></item><item><title>How do you audit a myth claim before publication?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-claim-provenance-audit/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-claim-provenance-audit/</guid><description>Trace the sentence to an identifiable source and check what it supports. Several websites repeating a claim are not necessarily independent evidence.</description></item><item><title>What should a myth-inspired art commission brief contain?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-inspired-art-commission/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-inspired-art-commission/</guid><description>Separate documented inspiration, permitted references and creative invention. The brief should guide original work without asking the artist to copy another person&#39;s expression.</description></item><item><title>How do you hand research annotations to writers and designers?</title><link>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-annotation-handoff/</link><guid>https://myth.sanjiesanworld.com/articles/service-guides/myth-annotation-handoff/</guid><description>Organize notes around production questions and keep the evidence chain visible. A long bibliography without annotations may not support practical decisions.</description></item></channel></rss>