Every record the hub holds, and every relationship between them, in one picture. It opens at the sector’s structure: countries with what the record places inside them, the bodies that reach across borders, and the weight of the links between them. Open any part of it to reach the records themselves.
A directory answers what exists. A profile answers what one record is connected to. This answers a question neither can: what shape the sector is in, and where the weight sits.
The layout is computed when the site is built, from the record and nothing else, and it is the same layout on every visit. What you find on the left today is on the left tomorrow.
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The same groups as the picture above, as a list. The map is a way in, never the only one.
These records exist and are sourced; no public source the hub reads places them in one country. They are grouped by type rather than filed under a guess.
The map draws the record as it stands. Where the record is thin, the map is thin, and it says so here rather than letting a full-looking picture imply otherwise.
The hub’s own strapline is mine to refiner, and the public record it reads holds no chain-of-custody link at all: not one record supplying ore to another, sourcing from another or shipping to another. That is a finding about the public record, not an omission from this page, and it is the first target of the next crawl round. Naming it is worth more than filling the gap with thin claims.
Records reach a country when a relationship in the record puts them there. A handful reach one through a single further step, such as a title reaching a country by way of the site it covers. Those are counted separately below, because a placement read from the record is not the same as a placement stated in it. Read through one further step: 540. Placed in no country at all: 102.
Where two active claims disagree on the same point, both are drawn, each keeping its own source, and the hub picks no winner and blends nothing. The map holds none today: that is what the corpus currently contains, not a decision to hide any.
Nothing here is drawn that a record cannot account for. Open any record from the map and every relationship on it carries the source passage it rests on, one click away.