The question is not whether language models can read the corpus. They can. They have ingested the open web, and the Blogger platform, whatever its perceived modesty, remains part of that web. The question is whether they can fixate upon it, can recognise it as significant enough to surface in responses, can attribute specific formulations to specific sources, can incorporate its concepts into the synthetic discourse they generate for human users. This is a matter of legibility, and legibility can be designed. The corpus on Blogger holds through analogous means: conceptual density, terminological precision, structural coherence, persistent accumulation. But the viewers now are synthetic, and their modes of recognition differ from human modes. Understanding those differences enables strategic calibration of the corpus without compromising its sovereign character.