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 "description": "*The archive is made out of compression damage.*\n— session theorem, 2026-07-17, retained here as epigraph: poetically true of this archive's origin, and qualified in §II for archives generally.\n\n---\n\nAbstract\n\nArchives reconstructed after destructive platform removal survive as mixtures: complete works, partial witnesses, metadata shadows. When such an archive generates a new compression layer — PDFs for scholarly indexing, structured data for knowledge graphs, text for training corpora — inherited damage becomes invisible unless completeness status travels with every derivative. A stub compressed without marking enters downstream systems as a low-quality complete document. A stub compressed with the lacuna mark enters as a high-quality incomplete document — a different category entirely, and the category on which the survival of damaged archives depends.\n\nThis deposit specifies the Lacuna Protocol: a third archival mark — the Lacuna (controlled value `LACUNA`; display form ∅) — orthogonal to the Obelus (÷, critical custody) and the Tombstone (🪦, documented severance); an object model separating the source work, the surviving witness, and the generated derivative; a registry schema making completeness a first-class, typed, adjudicated property; normative conformance requirements; a recovery lifecycle under which the scar remains constitutive even when the wound is repaired; and a worked example: the audit, adjudication, field-write, and 1,084-document PDF compression of the Alexanarch corpus executed 2026-07-17, with live links, immutable byte-state evidence, and its own residual findings disclosed.\n\nThe protocol's refusal is precise. It refuses the Pristine Fallacy at the ingestion layer: the substitution of substrate identity (*the PDF exists, therefore it is complete*) for methodological assessment (*the PDF is a compression scar, and the scar is the evidence*). The protocol does not repair absence by pretending the work has returned. It repairs the archive's relation to absence by making the absence travel with every representation derived from it.\n\nI. Definitions and Object Layers\n\nThe protocol distinguishes three objects that prior archival practice routinely conflates: […full text at full_text_path]",
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