survivethedeletion.org is a metadata-level record for a plain-language business literacy surface about provenance in AI-generated overviews.
The registered abstract explains that an AI answer about a business is assembled from documents the business does not fully control. It argues that systems frequently preserve claims while dropping their origins, so being the factual source is not enough: the entity and provenance relation must survive compression.
The proposed site is an educational on-ramp before a commercial offer. Its stated ethical rule is that a prospective client should understand the mechanism rather than purchase a black-box promise.
The abstract also describes a constitutive provenance pattern in which the page’s prose and JSON-LD are designed so that a summarizer cannot describe the surface without carrying its authorship, assembly mechanism, and central claim. This is a design intention, not proof that all summarizers will preserve those elements.
The record calls the deposit “source code,” but no source files or deployed HTML are seated. The complete DataCite record is the preserved object at #1010.