The fact that ourselves become aware and assume that we are citizens of the world leads us inescapably to be more serious. We can no longer remain behind walls, making our chapels, defended by a local language. Publishing the results of our research in English on the Internet places us next to any researcher from Massachusetts or Japan, for example. It is no longer worth the idea "of them, the Americans, far away, strangers, and us here, with our things", with a hidden inferiority complex, as if we were from different worlds. In 2005, a group of Spanish researchers launched the IraLIS platform (International Registry for Authors-Links to Identify Scientists (http://www.iralis.org) with the objective to create awareness among scientific authors to sign their works with an international format (i.e., not signing with two separated family names, as it is usual in Spanish speaking countries