Curated navigational map — person-centred view

People: start with the focused blogs, then go back into Clyde Street

This version starts with the people we actually gave focused blogs to. Each row is one protected person-centred case, with Alexis Lebedew shown separately as a current working addition. The columns do not classify the people. They show different things that become visible in Keith's public relationship with them.

A person can appear in several columns because guidance, connection, return, disagreement, collaboration, practice, correction and provenance can coexist. The source chips are the way back into Clyde Street. The focused blog is the longer reader-facing route.

Do not read across this as a ranking or influence score. A blank cell means only that this curated map has not selected a source for that relationship feature. It does not mean the feature is absent from the whole corpus. Guidance is not agreement; trust is not obedience; collaboration is not authorship; and a historical source is not final authority.

Current scope: the 11 final/closed person-centred cases plus the Alexis Lebedew working draft. Kevin Bowring and Hamish Jacob are not shown because the current project control does not yet register a focused person-centred blog for them.

● Keith's response / relationship is substantive here ◐ Keith + substantial other-person material ○ Other person's substantive work dominates
WHO has a focused blog? ↓ WHAT is visible in Keith's relation with them? →

Hover a column heading for the meaning of the relationship feature. Hover a CS chip for why that exact source sits in that exact person × relation cell. Click/tap a chip for the full source card.

Source card
Choose a CS source from the matrix.

The card will keep three things separate: what the post is about, why it appears in this person × relation cell, and the ownership/boundary that travels with it.