Since 2003, one domain has been polled by the internet's machinery — fetched, pinged, and read, daily, through every era of the web. This report reads that kept record, and separates what it shows from what it merely suggests.
The record holds 41,000–72,000 requests a day, across at least 97 distinct fetcher identities and 725 feed targets. The flow never stopped — not in the feed era's obituaries, not since.
The domain's trade believes the feed era ended. The record disagrees, and the disagreement — not the traffic — is the finding.
A flow that persists for twenty-three years, through every platform shift, is not residue. It is infrastructure that nobody priced.
The machines never stopped reading. The only question the record leaves open is who keeps it — and what it is worth to the people the machines read for.