One article, end to end: written by a verified contributor, filed under a scientific GIS taxonomy, and delivered to the readers who follow that subject.
Approved authors write articles and news in the Studio block editor. A piece can carry an Arabic version and an English version independently, and it must be classified before it can be submitted for review.
Domain → category → topic. Every piece of content carries a full path, which is how the platform knows an article, a lesson and a data item belong to the same subject without anyone tagging them by hand.
Choose the domains and topics you care about, and Explore assembles a feed from them — ordered by the subjects you picked, not by what keeps you scrolling.
Readers follow contributors, save what they need, and apply to write themselves. Nothing expires: an article published two years ago still sits at its taxonomy address, and still turns up under it.
If the taxonomy is the map, Explore is the route through it. Pick your interest areas once and the feed updates with the articles, lessons and news filed under them.
Explore is free with any account, and free to browse without one.
Open ExploreA feed assembled from the taxonomy paths you follow.
Everything above describes Community — the reading and writing side of Haiyz. The platform also runs GIS in your browser, and deploys across an organization.