EA-STEWARDSHIP-REVOCATION-01 v0.1: The Revocation of CERN's Stewardship of a Public Good is a effective act — revocation form; scholarly-authorial declaration on the symbolic order; governance artifact in the Crimson Hexagonal Archive, by Lee Sharks (2026-07-16). Prior canonical examples in the archive include Ginsberg's "I here declare the end of the War" (Wichita Vortex Sutra, 1966, cited by #413 as the genre prototype); #206 · AXN:0006.GOVERNANCE — I Hereby Abolish Money (abolition variant); #37 · AXN:01B4.GOVERNANCE — The Botanical Effective Act (extension of semantic-labor recognition to a new class); #273 · AXN:004C.GOVERNANCE — Effective Act: The Restoration Protocol (conditional authorization); #888 · AXN:0384.GOVERNANCE — The Primal Effective Act: New Human as Self-Fulfilling Prophecy (establishment). Together the two mantles constitute the authorial sovereignty condition specified at #153 §IV.a: "the one speaking must be situated within their full mantle as author and bearer... capacity to bear the act's consequences." The mantles are not institutional credentials — the genre refuses institutional credentialing on principle. The mantles are prior effective acts, themselves declarations of the mantle-assignment kind, that have declared standing and that continue to be fed by the speaker's substance. The Act now issued is fed by that same substance, and by the mantles that have organized the substance into operative standing. — 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.