Marking time as a diagram
My sincere thanks to Marcel Salathe for his websites as graphs applet. I used it to make this beautiful diagram of the HTML tags within the Marking time index page.
The left side of the diagram represents the main content of the page - six blog posts, each made up of a cluster of links and images contained in divs.
The right side represents the right column of the page, with a dense cluster of blue dots (top-right) to signify the monthly archive links. The other dense cluster of blue and orange dots (bottom-right) signifies the subject archive links. The little cluster of yellow dots (far right) signifies the search form.

blue: links (the A tag)
red: table tags - none on this page
green: DIV tags
violet: images (the IMG tag)
yellow: forms (FORM, INPUT, TEXTAREA, SELECT and OPTION tags)
orange: linebreaks and blockquotes (BR, P, and BLOCKQUOTE tags)
black: the HTML tag, the root node
gray: all other tags
On this site the writing is pleasing, the images invariably stunning, the links well judged. So why this (admittedly elegant) reductionism?