EA-DISTRO-01 v0.1: Multi-Surface Distribution — Strategy, Routing Doctrine, and the Total Distribution Index is a text/markdown in the Crimson Hexagonal Archive, by Lee Sharks (2026-07-12). 1. Seed the resolvers, not the mirror. The goal is not to repost the archive. It is to repair resolution: a modest set of high-leverage deposits, each carrying identifier crosswalks, teaches the infrastructure that the tombstoned corpus has live successors. The archive does not need to be everywhere; its map needs to be everywhere. 2. No class of work depends on one registrar. Every distributed work class lands on at least two independent authorities under at least two identifier systems (DataCite DOI plus one of SWHID / venue-native ID), so no single termination can sever a class's entire identifier layer again. 3. Velocity matches gate. Channels with human moderation receive human-paced traffic. Channels without moderation may receive volume. The serial-deposit signature that preceded the June 19 termination is never reproduced on a moderated surface. Every re-deposit on a DataCite-registered venue carries its tombstoned predecessor in relatedIdentifiers — IsIdenticalTo or IsVariantFormOf the dead 10.5281/zenodo.* DOI, drawn mechanically from the DOI Resolution Index. This writes the dead-to-live crosswalk into the DataCite graph itself: the tombstone acquires an inbound edge from a live record, and every downstream consumer of that graph (OpenAlex, DataCite GraphQL, Google Dataset Search, retrieval-augmented systems) inherits the repair without ever visiting alexanarch. — Article composed 2026-08-05 from the work's own prose so that every record carries an encyclopedic entry; a fuller editorial treatment belongs to the description/wiki review stream.