This is the current category system, to a couple levels of depth. (This is not an exhaustive list, though.) The absolute root category of everything is [wiki]Category:Contents[/wiki]. Maybe seeing "everything" in one list will help. I think that much of what you're considering is already done in some fashion.

• Articles
  Design
  
  Typefaces
  
• User interface

[*]Essays

[*]Articles to be expanded

[*]Formats, languages, and technologies

[*]Hardware

• Computers
  
  A/UX-compatible machines
  
• Clones
  
• Computers by expansion option
  
• Computers by form factor
  
  Desktop computers
  
• Laptop computers
  
• PDA computers
  
• Tower computers

[*]Computers by memory type

[*]Computers by processor

[*]Computers by series

• Apple I series
  
• Apple II series
  
• Apple III series
  
• Centris series
  
• LC series
  
• Macintosh series
  
• Macintosh II series
  
• PowerBook series
  
• Quadra series

[*]Displays

[*]Expansion cards

[*]Members' machines

[*]Printers

[*]Storage devices



[*]Introductions

[*]Software

• A/UX software
  
• Control panels
  
• Drawing software
  
• E-mail clients
  
• Emulation software
  
• Mac OS emulators
  
• Extensions
  
• Games
  
• Operating systems
  
• Paint software
  
• Screensavers
  
• Text editors
  
• User interface
  
• Utilities
  
• Web browsers
  
• Word processors

[*]Tutorials

• Tips

[*]Media

• Copyrighted media
  
• Wiki interface

[*]Meta

• 68kMLA Wiki features
  
• 68kMLA Wiki policies and guidelines
  
• All pages needing cleanup

[*]Templates

• Citation templates
  
• Templates for linking to file downloads
  
• Hardware templates
  
• Infobox templates
  
• Maintenance templates
  
• Navigation templates
  
• User templates

[*]Users




There are currently 520 wanted pages (redlinks), only 84 of which are linked from more than one place. I'm thinking many of these are probably the result of copy-and-paste from Wikipedia, and often should just be removed if they are outside the scope of 68k Macs.

Over on Wikipedia, I once thought like you and started to lump (then-current) iMacs and PowerBooks in with PowerMacs because they were both PPC. I got my hand slapped. Don't conflate the line/brand with the processor. Once I realized that, I cleaned everything into "Macintosh computers by CPU family", "Macintosh computers by case type", and "Macintosh computers by product line" hierarchies, which was the basis of what I did here. I added even more hierarchies here, because we can have more detail (trivia) in a topical wiki.