Knowledge graph: every page of this site, and what connects it to the others.

Every point is one page. The size says how deep it sits, the colour says which hub it belongs to, and grey means no hub claims it. A dashed line joins two pages that treat the same subject in different fields.

Drag to move, scroll to zoom, hover to see the address, click to open the page in a new window. The drawing is made in your browser from the site’s own list of pages. Nothing is sent anywhere.

What the drawing shows that a list does not

A page with no line into it is reachable only through the sitemap. On this drawing those points sit at the edge in grey, and they are the ones worth a decision: give them a parent, or let them go.

The dashed lines mark the places where one subject is treated twice, once in each of two fields. Those pairs are deliberate here. Where a pair is not deliberate, it is the beginning of two pages competing for the same question.