Imagine walking into a museum where the artifacts aren't described by polished bronze plaques, but are instead covered in neon sticky notes from curators arguing about whether they even belong on display. This is the digital reality for Students for Cooperation, a UK-based Secondary Co-op that organizes student-led micro-economies. In this episode of pplpod, we conduct a structural archaeology of their Wikipedia presence, analyzing the transition from a decentralized "flotilla" of 24 food co-ops and four housing co-ops to an organization fighting for its historical life against algorithmic amnesia. We unpack the "Radio Operator" model, where just two staff members coordinate a national network, and explore the mechanical "Housing Brick Wall" that led to the creation of the NBSHC. ...