AXN as Anti-Suppression Infrastructure: Historical Precedents is a scholarly paper by Lee Sharks with Johannes Sigil and Rex Fraction, at 170,275 characters — the developmental version superseded by #1095.
Its draft abstract opens on the event the archive was built to answer: "On 19 June 2026, a major research repository operated by an intergovernmental scientific institution terminated an account without prior notice, account-level appeal, or per[manent record]."
Three absences named in one clause — no notice, no appeal, no record — which is the structure the anti-suppression argument is built against. Holding the developmental version at full length alongside its supersession is the archive's version discipline: the superseding deposit states what it supersedes, and the superseded state stays citable rather than being replaced.