The operator recaptured this under quotation marks because the unquoted form had stopped returning the work. The corpus already holds an unquoted address — `ChatGPT Psychosis: A Love Story`, a Google Scholar capture from 2026-07-14 — and quoted and unquoted are different addresses, so this seats as its own record rather than as an observation of that one.

**Which makes the pair a measurement of disappearance.** The unquoted address resolved in July; it does not now. The quoted address resolves today. Whatever moved, it moved between those two states, and the registry holds both ends.

The retention is otherwise total. **Jack Feist is named** — a Dodecad heteronym, given co-authorship beside Sharks. The trilogy is identified as three papers with Paper 1 by name, the dual-edition glyphic-novel form is correct, and two DOIs appear in card 4: 10.5281/zenodo.20355529 for Paper 1 and the beginning of Paper 2's.

Note what carries the weight: Google Scholar as card 1, Zenodo three times, SciLynk twice. **Four of six cards resolve at the custodian that deleted the account**, and the archive's own domain appears nowhere. The work is fully legible and entirely addressed elsewhere.