GIS wants an all-in-one link-analysis graph populated before any URL or screenshot is captured on a parcel dispute. What is the correct use of that tool class?
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Short Explanation
A graph is a whiteboard, not a crystal ball. It only shows facts you already collected. Capture sources first, then arrange them—empty nodes are not evidence.
Full Explanation
Link-analysis and graph UIs display relationships among identifiers the analyst has already sourced. They do not create evidence. Civic GIS work still needs URLs, timestamps, and captures in notes before any graph is useful. Empty default nodes, using the canvas as the report, or aiming transforms at closed systems misuse the class.