An article-first system treats every page as an isolated document. Readers arrive at a page, read it, and leave. Relationships between topics are usually implicit — a hyperlink here, a related-post rail there.
Entities as the primary unit
KARADAVI treats entities as the primary unit. A company, a person, a product, a technology — each is a first-class page with a stable identity, structured metadata, and explicit relationships to other entities.
Consequences
This changes what the site is for. It is no longer a collection of articles to be read once. It is a graph to be walked. An article about a rocket becomes a reference attached to the rocket, the company that built it, and the destination it is aimed at — all at the same time.
The article ends. The forest does not.