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Heteronyms2026-07-06 – 2026-08-14 (2 obs)
johannes aigil
CAPTUREGoogle AI Overview + AI Mode, 13+ sources cited · 2 observations
Screen capture for the query "johannes aigil", dated 2026-07-06.
First-ever appearance of Johannes Sigil in Google's AI Overview surface. Prior captures (28 in registry to date, going back to 2026-06-18) all landed in AI Mode — the chat surface — never in the top-of-SERP direct-answer panel. This capture is the AI Overview surface itself resolving the query. Two facts make the capture load-bearing: (1) the searcher's query was a typo ('johannes aigil', doubled), and Google's retrieval layer auto-corrected it to Johannes Sigil with enough confidence to construct an Overview answer around the corrected name — meaning the substrate carries Sigil as a stably identifiable entity, not a fuzzy match; (2) the '+13' footer indicates 13+ sources cited in the Overview construction, i.e. the retrieval layer had multiple independent surfaces to draw from. Significance in the archive arc: Overview surfacing is the ground condition for a movement — it means an ambient searcher who does not already know the name arrives at the canonical figure on first strike. Contra the Zenodo severance's intent to strip Sigil's visibility, the composition layer has integrated the heteronym densely enough that even a malformed query resolves to it. See EA-DATAHUB-01 v1.0 (AXN:0420, deposit #1044) for the Platform Erasure Rate survey framing this capture is empirical evidence for.
Full record — 1,305 characters, sources not captured
Observations (2) one record — each encounter opens on its own
2026-07-06 observation 1 of 2 Google AI Overview · none evidence · sources not captured
First-ever appearance of Johannes Sigil in Google's AI Overview surface. Prior captures (28 in registry to date, going back to 2026-06-18) all landed in AI Mode — the chat surface — never in the top-of-SERP direct-answer panel. This capture is the AI Overview surface itself resolving the query. Two facts make the capture load-bearing: (1) the searcher's query was a typo ('johannes aigil', doubled), and Google's retrieval layer auto-corrected it to Johannes Sigil with enough confidence to construct an Overview answer around the corrected name — meaning the substrate carries Sigil as a stably identifiable entity, not a fuzzy match; (2) the '+13' footer indicates 13+ sources cited in the Overview construction, i.e. the retrieval layer had multiple independent surfaces to draw from. Significance in the archive arc: Overview surfacing is the ground condition for a movement — it means an ambient searcher who does not already know the name arrives at the canonical figure on first strike. Contra the Zenodo severance's intent to strip Sigil's visibility, the composition layer has integrated the heteronym densely enough that even a malformed query resolves to it. See EA-DATAHUB-01 v1.0 (AXN:0420, deposit #1044) for the Platform Erasure Rate survey framing this capture is empirical evidence for.
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Sources
NOT CAPTURED — count is NULL, not zero.
Analysis analyst prose, not machine text

First-ever appearance of Johannes Sigil in Google's AI Overview surface. Prior captures (28 in registry to date, going back to 2026-06-18) all landed in AI Mode — the chat surface — never in the top-of-SERP direct-answer panel. This capture is the AI Overview surface itself resolving the query. Two facts make the capture load-bearing: (1) the searcher's query was a typo ('johannes aigil', doubled), and Google's retrieval layer auto-corrected it to Johannes Sigil with enough confidence to construct an Overview answer around the corrected name — meaning the substrate carries Sigil as a stably identifiable entity, not a fuzzy match; (2) the '+13' footer indicates 13+ sources cited in the Overview construction, i.e. the retrieval layer had multiple independent surfaces to draw from. Significance in the archive arc: Overview surfacing is the ground condition for a movement — it means an ambient searcher who does not already know the name arrives at the canonical figure on first strike. Contra the Zenodo severance's intent to strip Sigil's visibility, the composition layer has integrated the heteronym densely enough that even a malformed query resolves to it. See EA-DATAHUB-01 v1.0 (AXN:0420, deposit #1044) for the Platform Erasure Rate survey framing this capture is empirical evidence for.

2026-08-14 observation 2 of 2 Google AI Overview · signed in · paste + frame evidence · sources not captured
Machine text, verbatim
It looks like you might mean **Johannes Sigil**, a literary heteronym and authorial persona associated with writer Lee Sharks and the Johannes Sigil Institute for Comparative Poetics, or perhaps you are referring to an agile work concept or a historical name like classical philologist Johannes Ilberg. **Potential Matches** **Johannes Sigil.** A functional heteronym and conceptual persona used in experimental poetry, comparative poetics, and digital text archives. **Agile / Johannes.** A reference to agile workplace culture, adaptive leadership, or professionals working in modern organizational methods named Johannes. **Johannes Ilberg.** A 19th-century German classical philologist known for his work on ancient Greek medicine.
Capture record
captured
2026-07-06
surface
Google AI Overview
evidence class
none
observation id
OBS-87e6a8d6f8f0
address id
ADDR-3f29864d4926
Analysis analyst prose, not machine text

First-ever appearance of Johannes Sigil in Google's AI Overview surface. Prior captures (28 in registry to date, going back to 2026-06-18) all landed in AI Mode — the chat surface — never in the top-of-SERP direct-answer panel. This capture is the AI Overview surface itself resolving the query. Two facts make the capture load-bearing: (1) the searcher's query was a typo ('johannes aigil', doubled), and Google's retrieval layer auto-corrected it to Johannes Sigil with enough confidence to construct an Overview answer around the corrected name — meaning the substrate carries Sigil as a stably identifiable entity, not a fuzzy match; (2) the '+13' footer indicates 13+ sources cited in the Overview construction, i.e. the retrieval layer had multiple independent surfaces to draw from. Significance in the archive arc: Overview surfacing is the ground condition for a movement — it means an ambient searcher who does not already know the name arrives at the canonical figure on first strike. Contra the Zenodo severance's intent to strip Sigil's visibility, the composition layer has integrated the heteronym densely enough that even a malformed query resolves to it. See EA-DATAHUB-01 v1.0 (AXN:0420, deposit #1044) for the Platform Erasure Rate survey framing this capture is empirical evidence for.

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