RACE BURIAL BOX / PERSONALIZED PROCEDURE
A physical archive built from one completed or unfinished race. Flatffin buries the event—not the runner. Victory and defeat are equally admissible when the race is ready to be left behind.
PROCEDURAL POSITION / 00.42-A
Completion does not prevent burial. The box may close a race that was lost, survived, or finally conquered after once appearing impossible.
DNF and finish receive equal administrative dignity. Burial records closure; it does not rewrite the result as failure.
ACQUISITION PROCEDURE
Access begins with the race file. Acceptance is never automatic.
Provide the event record and testimony.
Flatffin reviews the submission and determines whether the race is accepted for a Race Burial Box.
If accepted and production is opened, the physical archive is prepared from the reviewed race.
NO PAYMENT IS TAKEN DURING MANUAL REVIEW.
PRELIMINARY AUTOPSY / NON-BINDING
This instrument creates no order and stores no race data. Its conclusions remain emotionally persuasive and technically inadmissible.
POST-FUNERAL RACE REPORT / PREVIEW
FOUNDING SERIES / 10 FILE POSITIONS / REVIEW OPEN
A real physical object, individually built from the race record and returned as its final administrative location.
FINAL ADMINISTRATIVE LOCATION / 00.42-C
INCLUDED IN THE RACE BURIAL BOX / 01—10
Each archive is individually prepared from the event data, testimony and evidence supplied by the surviving subject.
A rigid box carrying the permanent archive number of the race. The number is never reused.
Race, date, distance, location, burial class, archive number and final status.
A finding prepared from the subject's testimony and retained race evidence.
Pre-race condition, execution, point of collapse, contributing factors and recovery status.
The archive's final determination. Once opened, it cannot be officially unread.
A numbered record linking the object, event and subject to the Flatffin Archive.
Custody for a bib, photograph, map, timing slip or other relevant remains.
A five-panel running cap issued to the surviving subject. The cap remains in circulation.
Printed archival tissue closed with a seal identifying archive class and file status.
A permanent file reference with visibility controlled by the subject. Private testimony remains sealed.
RECORDED OUTCOMES / TWO CONDITIONS ADMITTED
The event ended before the subject intended.
Conquered, survived or unresolved. Closure status follows manual review.
CHAIN OF CUSTODY / FOUNDING SERIES
Name, date, distance, ascent and recorded outcome
The point at which the race ceased to require continuation
GPX trace, splits, darkness and nutritional evidence
Bib, photograph, condemned gel wrapper or equivalent remains
FOUNDING SERIES / FILE REVIEW
Admission precedes commerce.