In Argentina, the production of open knowledge within the Wikimedia movement reproduces the territorial asymmetries that have historically shaped the country. Infrastructure, resources, and influence are concentrated in Buenos Aires. As a result, certain territories, languages, and experiences have been systematically documented more than others, resulting in a form of documentary inequality: it determines which memories enter global digital archives and which are left out. This poses a challenge for the movement in Argentina: advancing toward genuine federalization so that more voices, memories, and forms of knowledge can enter open digital archives from their own territories. In this Diff post, I present a concrete case that seeks to contribute to that goal.…