One of the most interesting things about places is the way they accumulate stuff. We tend to build places with stuff in mind (a place for everything and everything in its place) but it doesn't always works out that way. Often when a place has been differentiated from "space", it starts to take on a life of its own. Attempting to force it to contain certain things is like trying to keep clean the table nearest your front door.
Cyberspace is no different. When Tiffany and I originally carved our own little place we had all sorts of interesting ideas of what to put there. I'd build a family tree, and let my family populate its branches with interesting anecdotes about their loved ones. We'd create a gallery and regularly upload pictures of our friends, children, and events. I figured I'd finally have a place for my philosophical ramblings that was a little more prominent than the back of my mind. As you can see, some of it worked,
As of this writing, this evolving compendium currently contains a section for me (Rob) and a section for the children . We still maintain a stub of the section for Tiffany , should writing about herself ever become a priority.