Why do I love the internet? Because it's inherently spatial. The simple invention of a link turned linear text into an intricate web. A heterarchy which puts Bloom's Taxonomy within the same reach as bread tab taxonomy. I love nothing better than following one link to an other ending up in some tangle of ideas. With bookmarks, RSS feeds and allowing blogs to digest the internet for us, we can forget just how vast the internet is. I was delighted to stumble on Websites as Graphs; an applet that begins to remind us how spatial and complex single webpages are. Enter a URL and you watch the organization of a webpage unfurl and settle into a pattern of dots representing links, images, forms, etc. For example, the above image is the representation of this page. What the tool lacks in text, it makes up...