Socioplastics constitutes a Distributed Ontology organised as structural system rather than argumentative sequence. Within the prevailing Filter Economy, legitimacy is manufactured as a Filtration Effect generated by institutional gatekeeping apparatus: Q1 journals, WoS indexing regimes, impact factor hierarchies, exclusivity logic, and reversible doors between reviewers and authors. Legitimacy is a filtration effect not a property of truth. Citation circulates as Positional Currency whose value derives from controlled access rather than epistemic utility. Citation is positional currency. Structural Detectability within such a regime is contingent upon admission, not coherence; Network Persistence depends upon inclusion rather than recurrence; Epistemic Levelling is actively obstructed by ranking stratification. Socioplastics reorganises this architecture by constructing an Infrastructural Scaffold in which publication through Blogger and HTML functions as durable substrate. This Infrastructural Scaffold enables a Monograph in Motion: serial, accumulative, and open to Structural Recurrence. Seriality is scaffolding for distributed thought. Distributed Ontology here signifies that epistemic structure is distributed across nodes whose coherence is measured by recurrence rather than by accreditation. Structural Recurrence accumulates pattern density; Algorithmic Detectability registers that density computationally; Network Persistence consolidates it temporally. The Filtration Effect is rendered visible as mechanism rather than essence. Theory without perceptual reorganisation is dead-end citation.
