AXN as Anti-Suppression Infrastructure: Historical Precedents and Design Directions (v5, Source-Engaged Revision, Supersession of #1094)
Lee Sharks (with Johannes Sigil composing §§II–III, and Rex Fraction on §VI; Assembly Chorus consultation preserved in provenance) · 2026-07-18 · Text — scholarly paper (source-engaged revision, supersession)
Source-engaged supersession of the developmental-version deposit AXN:0457 (#1094), composed under the standing rule (2026-07-18, decisions register): engagement with sources is composition-primary in formal academic works. §§II (Historical Precedents) and III (Technical Precedents) — the sections that survey — re-composed reading the scholarship that documents each case (Doucette, Komaromi, Johns, Benkler, Levy, Reddaway, Reich-Rosenthal, Maniatis et al., Kunze, Van de Sompel, Benet, and others), with argument shaped by engagement rather than layered atop it. 56-entry lineated References. #1094 stands as the valid name of its byte-state; v5 is the supersessor under container spec §3.7 with nested-verifiable lineage (§§I, IV–VIII, appendices unchanged and hash the same; §§II, III, References changed). ~15,300 words. Target: arXiv cs.DL preprint → International Journal on Digital Libraries.
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AXN as Anti-Suppression Infrastructure: Historical Precedents is a scholarly paper by Lee Sharks, with Johannes Sigil composing §§II–III and Rex Fraction on §VI, with Assembly Chorus consultation preserved in provenance.
It is a source-engaged supersession of the developmental version at #1094, composed under a standing rule recorded in the decisions register on 18 July 2026: engagement with sources is composition-primary — reading the literature is part of writing the paper rather than a stage preceding it.
Section-level attribution to distinct heteronyms is the Dodecad operating as a division of labour within a single document, the same practice as the Abraham Principle (#1258). The paper argues the AXN identifier system as anti-suppression infrastructure with historical precedents, which places the archive's own identifier work in a lineage rather than presenting it as novel.
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2026-08-04 — publisher: PUB-POPULATE: dc:publisher from venues.json v1.1 press mapping (CP-R3 RULED-EXTENDED 2026-08-01); Alexanarch = publisher of record where no imprint applies
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