So, the first chapter is the Mr. Bungle story. The concept is that I live there for a couple of months, and that's what I did. I logged on there every day for three months. So the second chapter is the geography of the place. Or the 'topography' is probably a more exact way of putting it.
Nothing really happens.
I just sort of wander around and look at the place and describe how it's shaped. I describe how its shape reflects the social networks that are there. Also, because every part of the place is owned by somebody and you need permission from that somebody to link up to the place, just the way that rooms are connected to each other means, well, that person knows that person, and so, probably that person, and so, you know, I go on about that. It's probably the most theoretically pretentious chapter of the book. And it may not survive in that state.