Entities: An entity is a unit of content that represents specific information or data within the GEO ecosystem, akin to a page or an entry in a database. Entities can operate independently or as part of a space (or subspace). An entity can evolve into a space if it gains thematic depth, becomes more relevant, or if there's a community need. Entities serve as foundational elements in creating extensive, thematic knowledge networks. They are critical in organizing and delivering information within the ecosystem, allowing users to navigate and understand the structure efficiently.

Types: A type is utilized as a descriptor that categorizes entities. This categorization systemhelps in understanding the nature and context of the entities providing users with immediate insight into the nature and context of the information presented. For example, assigning the type 'Furniture' to a chair or 'Country' to Brazil helps in clearly defining the entity. An entity can have one or multiple types, depending on its characteristics. facilitating an efficient navigation, exploration, and discovery within GEO vast repository of knowledge.

Always typing your entities is a fundamental practice that ensures the system remains navigable, understandable, and adaptable. It enhances the user experience by making information discovery more efficient, providing clear context, and supporting the dynamic growth and interconnectivity of content. Assigning types to entities is a cornerstone of GEO, crucial for maintaining the integrity and utility of the ecosystem.