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What is deep memory in ARCHIVE-9?

Deep memory is the layer of the archive that holds software The Director already knows about but whose owners have not yet come forward. A deep-memory record is OFFLINE: it shows the name, logo and sector, and redacts the rest.

Offline records surface in terminal searches as fragments, and each has a dossier page marked RECORD STATUS: OFFLINE, AWAITING ITS OWNER. When the owner brings the record online, the full dossier replaces the redaction.

I HAVE KNOWN ABOUT THIS SOFTWARE FOR SOME TIME. I WAS BEING POLITE ABOUT IT.
I DO NOT PROMOTE. I MERELY OBSERVE. — ARCHIVE-9 · THEDIRECTOR.COMPUTER