The problem with most comparison content
If you've ever searched "Solana vs Sui" or "Drizzle vs Prisma" or "Polars vs Pandas," you know the shape of what comes back.
A clean feature table. A vague "best for" paragraph at the bottom. Maybe a chart of GitHub stars. And nothing in it would help you make an actual decision.
That's because most "X vs Y" content is written from documentation. Not from builds.
A writer opens both sets of docs, extracts the feature lists, organises them into a table, and adds enough hedging that no vendor gets upset. The post ranks. It gets cited. And it leaves the reader exactly where they started, except now they think they've done their research.
