The estate, as one graph
116 entities and 151 relationships, merged from the 7 of 10 properties that answered. Nothing here was read from a checkout — every fragment was fetched from the domain that serves it, which is the only way to tell a record that exists from a record anyone can read.
Why the crossing edges are the only interesting number
Every other figure rises when a property talks more about itself. A crossing edge is an assertion made by one property whose other end a different property defines — it exists only when two independently published records agree about a third thing. Press the toggle and what is left is the estate as a network rather than as a set of filing cabinets.
3 properties did not answer
- flashyid.com — publishes no fragment (404)
- flashygroup.com — HTTP 403 — not an answer
- gda.group — publishes no fragment (404)
Shown rather than dropped. A merge that silently skipped these would render an estate of 7 properties as though that were all of it, and the reader would have no way to tell a small graph from an incomplete one. The same list is in sources.unreachable inside the published file, so a machine reading it sees the gap too.