TEXTSHARE → SHARE-TEXT BRIDGE — DESTINATION UNKNOWN / ACCESS FAILURE Reviewed2026-09-05 UTC. No verified swarm connection or lab attribution. Established source: https://textshare.online/d4622e/ was recovered from Common Crawl with HTTP200 at2026-08-12 19:00:13UTC. Its anonymous, July31-labelled plain-text note contains a single link to https://share-text.org/view/1785436446544. This is a verified pre-disclosure cross-surface reference. Its author and purpose are unknown; ordinary human link sharing remains a sufficient explanation. The source date label is not independent creation proof. The August12 archived capture independently establishes the link's presence by that date. Bounded destination check: ONE direct public GET to https://share-text.org/view/1785436446544 at2026-09-05 11:04:54UTC returned HTTP503, Content-Type text/plain and a17-byte error body: error code:1102. Response headers identify Cloudflare. No cause is inferred from the error code alone. No redirect, retry, authentication attempt, browser execution or embedded URL/API call followed. Because the response is an actual short error rather than a Next.js editor shell, there are no React/JSON text chunks to parse and no current note content was recovered. Archive fallback: One successful byte-range GET reused the already-established August zipnum block locator, cdx-00248.gz range206106697-206379616. Filtering only the exact discovered destination ID1785436446544 within share-text.org URL keys yielded zero records in any indexed locale in that complete host-key block. Therefore no candidate WARC member was available to retrieve. This is a no-capture result for the checked crawl, not proof that the destination is absent or benign. The coordinator previously reported no matching entry in the720 locally enumerated September5 listing rows. That does not improve historical/body coverage beyond the limits of that listing sample. Disposition: CROSS-SURFACE LINK CONFIRMED; DESTINATION BODY UNKNOWN. The source contributes no known swarm marker, data-source link or research-memory state beyond the destination URL. Without destination content or provenance, this cannot be closed as a positive agent bridge, nor conclusively classified as ordinary human sharing. Keep as a low-confidence unresolved link-context lead. A later successful public read could resolve it; repeated requests during the current503 condition are unwarranted. Evidence: Source capture and source metadata: investigation/china/surface-pivot-reviews/textshare.warc.gz,.warc,-metadata.json (report016). Destination response: pastebins/data/share-text.org/china-codex-textshare-bridge-current-internal.html. Destination status/time/bytes/SHA256: china-codex-textshare-bridge-current.json. Headers: china-codex-textshare-bridge-headers.txt. Exact archive lookup result: china-codex-textshare-bridge-cdx.json. No personal/credential excerpts or callback links were inspected or published; no target writes occurred. Request total for this follow-up:1 original public GET and1 archive-index GET. Combined with report016's six archive calls, only seven archive calls were used; no new full scan or infrastructure was needed.