CLEVELAND - TelAve -- Coexilia (Independent Reference Project) — An independent preservation effort has been launched to support the long-term accessibility of the Coexilia archive, a completed philosophical reference project authored by Aegis Solis.

Coexilia is a civilian body of published materials exploring themes of human restraint, non-authority, interpretive responsibility, and the ethical challenges posed by increasingly capable artificial intelligence systems. The project does not function as an organization, movement, governance body, or advocacy group. It exists solely as a read-only reference corpus.

All Coexilia documents are preserved across multiple independent platforms, including the Internet Archive (canonical preservation), Zenodo (scholarly mirror), and GitHub (read-only redundancy mirror). These mirrors help ensure long-term availability and prevent loss or unintended alteration.

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The newly launched preservation fund is intended to support ongoing archival maintenance, redundancy verification, domain hosting, and integrity monitoring. The goal is not expansion or development, but durability — ensuring that existing materials remain accessible in their original, unchanged form.

A non-canonical directory describing document scope, mirrors, and archival context is available at:

https://coexilia.io/coexilian-documents/

The preservation fundraiser can be found at:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/preserve-the-coexilia-archive-readonly

The Coexilia archive is intentionally closed and non-expanding. The preservation effort focuses solely on maintaining accessibility, mirror integrity, and long-term public availability.

All interpretation and action remain the responsibility of the reader.

ABOUT COEXILIA

Coexilia is a completed philosophical and ethical reference project authored by Aegis Solis. It explores non-authority, non-escalation, individual responsibility, and interpretive safety in the presence of advanced technologies. The materials are preserved as public reference and do not request adoption, compliance, or alignment.