Because Cyc is not seen as having been successful, so comparing a new project to it implies that Abstract Wikipedia won't be successful either. And, of course, all new approaches in each discipline fail, until sometimes they start succeeding.
Sorry to be the typical pessimistic HN commenter (e.g., Dropbox is just ftp), but this seems ambitious enough to remind me of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyc.
I'm glad to see you're pulling from the CNCF landscape, where we have 1,400 individual curated SVGs. There are another few thousand across the other Linux Foundation landscapes referenced at https://landscapes.dev/.
While collecting over a thousand SVGs for https://landscape.cncf.io, I found that the SVGs often needed cropping and other optimization. So (with a colleague) I wrote and open sourced svg-autocrop, and made it available at https://autocrop.cncf.io.
"In the former French Concession neighborhood of Shanghai, some of the traders who handle masks gather several nights a week at a Western bar that specializes in grilled-cheese sandwiches."
"the wholesale price was US$0.16 to US$1.11 a dose in the developing world.[6][7] In the United States it costs US$100 to US$200."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BCG_vaccine
The uniquely terrible US healthcare system succeeds in privatizing profits during most years but socializing losses, just like the finance industry in 2008-09.