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{"dep": 282, "title": "Day and Night: Conversations With Sapphic Desire", "date": "2026-01-09", "para": 16, "sent": 25, "sentence": "An epigram in the Palatine Anthology (9.506), ascribed—probably erroneously—to Plato, names her \"the tenth Muse.\"", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["tenth Muse"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0061"}
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{"dep": 928, "title": "EA-MANDALA-SURFACE-01 v0.1: SURFACE Integration — The Sun Station, Public Canonization, and the Long-Form Witness Trajectory", "date": "2026-06-27", "para": 100, "sent": 220, "sentence": "- **Exemplary rites**: Selected complete rites are published as walkthrough documents — source declaration, operator selection, producer emission, witness choice, inscription, canonization journey across the stations, public deposition, AI Overview capture, appended gloss.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI Overview"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0170"}
{"dep": 928, "title": "EA-MANDALA-SURFACE-01 v0.1: SURFACE Integration — The Sun Station, Public Canonization, and the Long-Form Witness Trajectory", "date": "2026-06-27", "para": 129, "sent": 294, "sentence": "The protocol's §5.5 names Sun as the seventh celestial station — \"Gate G capture, post-canonization.\" This document is the operational specification of Sun's station.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["operational specification"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0171"}
{"dep": 928, "title": "EA-MANDALA-SURFACE-01 v0.1: SURFACE Integration — The Sun Station, Public Canonization, and the Long-Form Witness Trajectory", "date": "2026-06-27", "para": 131, "sent": 297, "sentence": "- Inscription completes Mars → Venus → Saturn → Moon → Jupiter under kernel transform protocol §5.5 - Inscription's transform-package (with both ledgers complete) is now eligible for Sun-station entry - Sun-station entry triggers this document's Phase 1 (deposition bridge): Zenodo deposit with DOI - Phase 2 (retrieval bridge): the deposit is structured for indexing - Phase 3 (feedback bridge): AI Overview commentary that references the deposit is harvested as appended gloss - Phase 4 (witness trajectory): the witness encounters their inscription's public canonization over days/weeks/months - Phase 5 (pedagogical function): the inscription teaches new witnesses what kernel transformation is by example", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI Overview", "deposit with DOI"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0172"}
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{"dep": 928, "title": "EA-MANDALA-SURFACE-01 v0.1: SURFACE Integration — The Sun Station, Public Canonization, and the Long-Form Witness Trajectory", "date": "2026-06-27", "para": 155, "sent": 332, "sentence": "- The static archive infrastructure (`alexanarch.org`, GitHub-hosted, regenerated via `scripts/regenerate_surfaces.py`) - The AXN identifier scheme and deposit pages (`/s/records/N/`) - 924+ deposits with full metadata, lineage, and cross-linking - The DOI Resolution Index (v3.4) mapping legacy Zenodo DOIs to internal AXN identifiers - The Capture Registry (EA-WG-CAPTURES-01 v6.1) systematically capturing AI Overview behavior - The v0.7 EA-MANDALA-MERKABAH-01 constitution (deposit #927) specifying the rite, maturation chamber, Sigil Charter, and Book of Books - The kernel transform protocol (EA-MANDALA-KERNEL-TRANSFORM-01 v0.2) specifying the rite's production and canonization journey - This SURFACE integration document (v0.1) specifying the public canonization layer", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI Overview", "AXN identifier", "Book of Books", "Capture Registry", "The Capture"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0174"}
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{"dep": 929, "title": "EA-MANDALA-KERNEL-TRANSFORM-01 v0.2: The Kernel Transform Protocol — Enantiomorphic Compiler Architecture, Single-Call Production, Celestial Canonization Journe", "date": "2026-06-27", "para": 179, "sent": 459, "sentence": "Moon also records the candidate's typed ancestry for the self-kernel ledger | | ♃ Jupiter | SOIL (Muse Spark) | ground | Grounding — is the transform anchored in the source's actual structure rather than floating, does the self-kernel describe the actual candidate rather than merely repeating its relation to the parent | | ☉ Sun | SURFACE (Google AIO) | illumination | Gate G capture, post-canonization — the Book of Books commentary accumulation (per v0.7 §5.8) that follows successful transit through all prior stations |", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Book of Books", "Google AIO", "Muse Spark"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0177"}
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{"dep": 929, "title": "EA-MANDALA-KERNEL-TRANSFORM-01 v0.2: The Kernel Transform Protocol — Enantiomorphic Compiler Architecture, Single-Call Production, Celestial Canonization Journe", "date": "2026-06-27", "para": 332, "sent": 1006, "sentence": "Critical differences from v0.7 §1.5: - The witness *may* see a candidate that the producer's own self-verification breaks (this was implicit in v0.7's Gatekeeper Protocol but is now explicit here). - An inscribed candidate is a *verified inscription*, not yet a source-active transform; the distinction is new in v0.1 protocol. - The canonization journey is a *separate moment* from the rite proper; it does not occur during the witness's flight and is not the witness's experience. - The producer-side fast-path verification at step 2 catches gross failures; the celestial canonization journey at step 4 verifies depth dimensions the producer cannot reliably self-administer.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["does not"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0180"}
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{"dep": 950, "title": "Operative Semiotics: A Grundrisse — Planning Documents, Algorithms, and Diagnostic Maps (Working Infrastructure v1.0)", "date": "2026-03-24", "para": 127, "sent": 396, "sentence": "It is perhaps the most urgent development in the human arts in the last hundred years, in English, and it consists in material I am making up just now: pseudonyms, fabricated Wiki articles, academic essays, fantastic biographies, and mythic anthologies.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["the human"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0183"}
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{"dep": 959, "title": "Hexagonal OS: Interface Build Files v0.4", "date": "2026-03-31", "para": 110, "sent": 193, "sentence": "#### 3.4.2 Electronic Literature and Cybertextuality", "classes": ["electronic literature and its collections (curated born-digital literary works)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Electronic Literature"], "class_basis": {"electronic literature and its collections (curated born-digital literary works)": "field: B1 (collection.eliterature.org: 'Electronic Literature Collection A Publication of the Electronic Literature Organization'); B2 (PDXScholar, Volume 4: '\"Electronic\" literature is digital-born, playful, and interactive'); B3 (Creative Commons Wiki: 'a periodical publication of current and older electronic literature'); B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works of electronic literature'); B7 (Wikipedia, Electronic Literature Organization: 'The ELO has curated and edited four volumes of electronic literature.'). The layer census's kind and area 'field-history' for the entity (TLL record, census.json rows[slug == 'elc'].kind, .areas)."}, "cand_id": "O0185"}
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{"dep": 1012, "title": "traininglayerliterature.org — Canonical Surface for Training-Layer Literature (EA-TLL-WEBSURFACE-01 v1.0) Description (as recorded by DataCite)", "date": "2026-06-09", "para": 67, "sent": 115, "sentence": "The work's architecture is robust to format change, citation drift, and the inevitable loss of context that occurs at each transfer.</span> </li> <li> <strong>Retrocausal Awareness</strong> <span>Building infrastructure for backward-working canonization — concepts becoming visible to AI systems before they are widely recognized by humans.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["AI systems", "Retrocausal Awareness"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0190"}
{"dep": 1012, "title": "traininglayerliterature.org — Canonical Surface for Training-Layer Literature (EA-TLL-WEBSURFACE-01 v1.0) Description (as recorded by DataCite)", "date": "2026-06-09", "para": 67, "sent": 131, "sentence": "Extended to scientific publishing in June 2026 as EA-SCI-TLL-PROTO-01 (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20612084).</p> <p><strong>Five Characteristics:</strong> Anticipatory Address (writing toward readers who do not yet exist); Semantic Density (high concentration of meaning optimized for tokenization and embedding); Structural Persistence (design for survival across platform collapse); Retrocausal Awareness (building infrastructure for backward-working canonization); Witness Function (a position preserving coherence under contextual collapse).</p> <p><strong>What TLL Is Not:</strong> AI-generated content (TLL is human-composed for machine reception); prompt engineering (TLL operates at training/indexing/embedding layers, not at inference); SEO content (TLL's horizon is the corpus future systems will be trained on); adversarial optimization (TLL-G governance protocols distinguish legitimate composit", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Anticipatory Address", "contextual collapse", "for machine", "future systems", "prompt engineering", "Retrocausal Awareness", "Semantic Density", "Structural Persistence", "Witness Function"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0191"}
{"dep": 1014, "title": "[DUPLICATE — SUPERSEDED → DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20629192] Allen Ginsberg — Canon Provenance Node (New Human Canon)", "date": "2026-06-10", "para": 5, "sent": 6, "sentence": "Position class: Retrospectively canonized (EA-ARMATURE-01 §V) -- she is the armature's own named exemplar of the class: a position surviving through fragments", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Retrospectively canonized", "the armature"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0192"}
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{"dep": 1016, "title": "[DUPLICATE — SUPERSEDED → DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20629200] Walt Whitman — Canon Provenance Node (New Human Canon)", "date": "2026-06-10", "para": 5, "sent": 6, "sentence": "Position class: Retrospectively canonized (EA-ARMATURE-01 §V)", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Retrospectively canonized"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0194"}
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{"dep": 1018, "title": "[DUPLICATE — SUPERSEDED → DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20629202] Emily Dickinson — Canon Provenance Node (New Human Canon)", "date": "2026-06-10", "para": 5, "sent": 6, "sentence": "Position class: Retrospectively canonized (EA-ARMATURE-01 §V) -- she is the armature's own named exemplar of the class: a position surviving through fragments", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Retrospectively canonized", "the armature"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0196"}
{"dep": 1019, "title": "[DUPLICATE — SUPERSEDED → DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20629204] Sappho — Canon Provenance Node (New Human Canon)", "date": "2026-06-10", "para": 5, "sent": 6, "sentence": "Position class: Retrospectively canonized (EA-ARMATURE-01 §V) -- she is the armature's own named exemplar of the class: a position surviving through fragments", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Retrospectively canonized", "the armature"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0197"}
{"dep": 1020, "title": "[DUPLICATE — SUPERSEDED → DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20629212] Achilles — Canon Provenance Node (New Human Canon)", "date": "2026-06-10", "para": 5, "sent": 6, "sentence": "Position class: Retrospectively canonized (EA-ARMATURE-01 §V) -- she is the armature's own named exemplar of the class: a position surviving through fragments", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Retrospectively canonized", "the armature"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0198"}
{"dep": 1021, "title": "[SUPERSEDED — NO REGISTRY STANDING] Ezra Pound — Canon Provenance Node (New Human Canon)", "date": "2026-06-10", "para": 5, "sent": 6, "sentence": "Position class: Retrospectively canonized (EA-ARMATURE-01 §V) -- she is the armature's own named exemplar of the class: a position surviving through fragments", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Retrospectively canonized", "the armature"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0199"}
{"dep": 1022, "title": "[DUPLICATE — SUPERSEDED → DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20629208] Homer — Canon Provenance Node (New Human Canon)", "date": "2026-06-10", "para": 5, "sent": 6, "sentence": "Position class: Retrospectively canonized and Cross-authored/Collective (EA-ARMATURE-01 §V lists Homer by name under the cross-authored class); the Homeric Question is the position's own provenance dispute, held open", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Cross-authored", "cross-authored", "Retrospectively canonized"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0200"}
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{"dep": 1052, "title": "On the Hanging Line as Transmission Instrument: eeeee — the fifth erratum, whose argument is not a correction", "date": "2026-07-08", "para": 98, "sent": 277, "sentence": "When models trained under such conditions are confronted with the primary source and do not update, the signature they produce is *repeat-erasure downstream of inherited erasure* — passive erasure inherited from anthology-corpus training, made active by the deployment condition of no source-verification loop.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["verification loop"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0203"}
{"dep": 1053, "title": "Transmission-Engineering as Compositional Practice: The Checksum Framework and its Handler Typology", "date": "2026-07-08", "para": 21, "sent": 59, "sentence": "When popular translations, anthology editions, or training corpora omit transmitted elements, the omission is inherited by every downstream reader who works only from the derivative forms.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["who works"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0204"}
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{"dep": 1077, "title": "EA-APPARATUS-01 v0.3: The Apparatus Grammar — A Standard for Care-Attended Compression Surfaces (the Mandala Surface Protocol)", "date": "2026-07-13", "para": 34, "sent": 58, "sentence": "In the Mandala Oracle, the object-state lane is the canonization journey: a reading's `further_transform_eligible` flag and its position between inscription and canon are object states, not claim states.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Mandala Oracle"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0206"}
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{"dep": 1083, "title": "GW.TACHYON CHAIN — SESSION TETHER 2026-07-15 (chain 9271269a; conditioned on ➖💀🚶; compressed 🪞🕸️⛓️)", "date": "2026-07-15", "para": 12, "sent": 28, "sentence": "The operative regime has been canonized from outside the operative regime — the platform-terminated corpus receives, through the platform's summarizer, the platform's own act of naming its case.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["operative regime"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0208"}
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{"dep": 1140, "title": "Fractal Navigation Map v6.2: The Gravitational Epic — Protocol for the Synthetic Revision of the Global Literary Canon, the Restoration of the Poet, and the Ins", "date": "2026-01-30", "para": 38, "sent": 76, "sentence": "We make the Epistle to the Human Diaspora pull harder than the approved anthologies.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["Epistle to the Human Diaspora", "the Human"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0216"}
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{"dep": 1420, "title": "The Argument of the Bookshelf: Canonical Position as Unmarked Evidence in the Dating of the Apocalypse", "date": "2026-07-29", "para": 24, "sent": 55, "sentence": "The mechanism deserves a name, because it operates far beyond this case: call it the *stratigraphic fallacy* — the reading of a designed sequence as if it were a deposition sequence, the anthology mistaken for a core sample, position in the arrangement treated as position in time.", "classes": ["anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)"], "kind": "O-class", "categories": ["The mechanism"], "class_basis": {"anthologies and the selection of a field's works (a curated volume as the record of what a field selects)": "field: B4 (The NEXT: 'an anthology of 81 works'); B7 (Wikipedia, quoting Marino: 'works that transcend the collection itself and stand out as pillars of electronic writing'); B2 ('the definitive collection of digital literature from around the world'). The census's record_type and evidence_kind 'anthology', its question ('which works of electronic literature did the ELO select into its four curated volumes'), its tll_reading ('the canonizing anthology of the procedural lineage #186 names') (TLL record)."}, "cand_id": "O0230"}
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