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 "date": "2026-04-27",
 "description": "“Snub-Poemed” is an image-borne concrete poem in which letters form the face of Socrates, with the philosopher’s characteristic snub nose emerging from uneven typographic density. The companion study describes the face as initially appearing to be scattered textual noise and becoming visible through sustained attention. Language supplies not a caption but the material body of the figure.\n\nThe deposited Markdown body does not contain the visual poem’s bytes. It contains only an empty image link to a remote Blogger-hosted asset. The record is therefore complete as an image-bearing reference only while that external asset remains available; it is not self-preserving. The work must be locally archived with image bytes, format, dimensions, checksum, accessible description, and creator attribution. A zero-word count is irrelevant to completeness but does reveal the absence of a textual representation.",
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 "wiki_article": "**\"Snub-Poemed\"** is an image-borne concrete poem by Lee Sharks, deposited 27 April 2026.\n\nThe poem is written *as* a face. Letters are scattered along contour lines describing a bearded, snub-nosed head — the traditional iconography of Socrates — so the text can be read only by following the curves that draw the portrait. Density varies across the field, crowding where the drawing needs shadow and thinning where it needs light, which sets legibility and likeness in competition for the same marks.\n\nIts title fuses **\"snub-nosed\"**, the traditional physical description of Socrates in the ancient sources, with the condition of being *poemed*. The legible upper contours carry an interrogative in the Socratic form — *do they know beauty's depths and heights, do they know its tender residencies* — asked from inside a portrait of the questioner, while the lower field runs to **scruff-weariness**, setting the philosopher's physical shabbiness against the abstraction of his questions. **sophia** recurs across the beard, and **philosophia** can be traced in it.\n\nThe source image was fetched and partially transcribed on 5 August 2026, correcting a prior reading of this record which held that an image-borne poem contained no quotable text: the text was in the image and had not been read.",
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   "note": "Held as a durable local copy rather than a hotlink to the authorial blog. A work whose only manifestation is an image on a third-party surface is one deletion away from a lacuna — the same exposure the 2026-06-19 termination demonstrated."
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   "reason": "Body classified by reading its own opening declaration rather than by counting words. Word counting misread works in Greek, emoji, and natively short forms as stubs.",
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   "field": "body_status",
   "reason": "Reclassified by reading the body's own declaration. The prior word-count classification misjudged short complete works as fragments and missed captures using a second header form.",
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   "date": "2026-08-01",
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   "reason": "Wave 6 venue normalization: full canonical journal name per MANUS ruling 2026-08-01 (venues.json authority)",
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  },
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   "date": "2026-08-05",
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