&quot;Topic-centric&quot; is already a thing in technical writing. It produces those mystery-meat help systems you find in larger applications where you can find information about a specific piece of functionality piecemeal, and if you&#x27;re lucky also a tutorial that tells you how to put it together into a larger workflow. If you&#x27;re unlucky, it manages to summarize the parts you already knew without telling you about any details or pitfalls.<p>The graph is useful for note-taking and exploration, certainly, but it produces a design constraint that isn&#x27;t always situationally appropriate. Binding things into a narrative can add a lot of value.