**Names get addresses.** 198 entities — people, organisations, institutions, publishers, topics,
places — each with a page at `entidades/<type>/<id>/`, and the first mention of each one on any
page of the paper now links there. 313 links. An entity page **has not one line written about
it**: it has the source's verbatim fields, the edges read aloud through the reading published in
the ontology — «o evento lista X sob Y» — and a count of which frozen file the name appears in
and how often. This is §6 paying for itself: it is what made refusing `relacionado_com` worth
it.

**The linking formula is published, because it is a classification.** Verbatim name with the
accents the bytes gave it, at least 6 characters, word boundaries, the first mention on a page
and no other, never inside another link. And only types that name a thing of their own: linking
the word "hardware" to a Technology page would be saying that word is a reference to that node,
and it is not — it is the word. A link like this says "the text contains this name", never "the
text is about this entity".

**The graph starts knowing WHOSE each byte was.** Every frozen source gains a `publicada_por`
edge to the house that publishes it, derived from the register by the `editor_de_fonte` formula.
A new type, `Editor`, rather than widening `Instituição`: that type's published definition is "a
public body, a regulator or a research unit", and a newspaper is none of those — widening a
definition people have already read changes what it promises. And two names still different
after the formula stay two nodes: if the register says «Diário da República» and «Diário da
República Eletrónico», those are two things it says.

**Two grounds for a link, and the page says which.** The strong one is the name being in the
bytes (179 entities). The weak one is being the name our own register gives a source's publisher
(4) — it exists because «Diário da República» publishes two frozen sources and appears in no
byte at all, since that register's home page returns 22 visible characters to an automatic
reader, which is one of this paper's own stories. The two are not conflated: the field says
which, the page explains it, and gate 22 fails the build if anyone invokes the weak one while
holding the strong one.

**Four new gates (21 to 24), ten injection tests.** Two of the tests caught defects in the gates
themselves before catching anything in the site, and gate 24 — "no Pessoa page says anything
about the person" — had to be hardened when the organisation cell gained a link: a gate that
stops seeing half of what it guards guards nothing.