To cite Socioplastics correctly is to recognise that it is not organised as a single book, isolated theory or undifferentiated archive, but as a scalar architecture in which each level performs a distinct epistemic function. Citation should therefore follow the structure of the field itself, moving from the smallest conceptual unit toward the wider system of authorship and production. The sequence is precise: CamelTag operator → operator series → scalar grammar → Socioplastics field → Anto Lloveras author → LAPIEZA-LAB laboratory. This order matters because each scale answers a different question. The operator identifies a mechanism; the series establishes a local relation among mechanisms; the grammar organises the differential system; the field defines the transdisciplinary epistemic territory; the author carries intellectual responsibility; and the laboratory provides the material and institutional environment in which the field is produced, tested, published and maintained.