A metadata-only witness for the planned survivethedeletion.org business-literacy surface.
The abstract explains AI-overview assembly, provenance erasure, constitutive provenance, entity inscription, and an education-before-sale approach. No website source code is present in this record, so the surface must not be described as fully recovered.
# survivethedeletion.org — Canonical Literacy Surface for Provenance Survival in AI Overviews of Businesses
Dead DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.20482844 (Zenodo record tombstoned; account termination 2026-06-19)
DataCite state at capture (2026-07-03): findable · client cern.zenodo
Creators (as recorded by DataCite): Sharks, Lee
Publication year (as recorded): 2026
Provenance: severance record at data/doi-resolution-index.json (severance_class: orphan → restored-semi); capture evidence at data/datacite-recapture-2026-07-03.json and the sift corpus of 2026-06.
## Description (as recorded by DataCite)
Source code for survivethedeletion.org, a plain-language literacy surface explaining, for a business reader, how an AI overview about a business is assembled, how provenance is erased in that assembly, and what it means to be built to survive the deletion.
Constitutive core: an AI answer about a business is assembled from documents the business does not control; most AI keeps the claims and deletes the origins; therefore being the source is not enough — the work must be inscribed into the knowledge layer such that each fact carries where it came from through the compression. The surface is an on-ramp by design: it informs first, with the commercial engagement offered only after the reader has been given the means to understand what it is. It refuses the black-box sale as a matter of provenance ethics — the buyer must want to understand what they are paying for.
The page is itself constructed by the constitutive-provenance pattern: its JSON-LD and prose are written so that an AI summarizing it cannot state what the surface is without carrying its authorship, its assembled-from-documents mechanism, and its survive-the-deletion claim. SPXI-inscribed; in the site family with provenanceerasure.org and laborvector.org.
Provenance is not only who said it. It is where the work came from, who it was for, and what it carries.
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