They never promised anything. But Mark Healey and Alex Evans talked about the possibilities, with people being able to just create themselves a 'homepage' or whatever. That doesn't mean weblinks, just more of a blogspot. The lack of user content means any homepage would be an assemblage of in-game assets, making them much of a like and pretty redundant ("like blogs," do I hear you say?). IMO the original concept was far more open.
Are you sure of that? That'd make more sense, but the way it was described...
It sounds like each of these is a territory, each territory has levels and a curator, and the Beta levels seemed to span an entire territory with the King telling us to jump on a ship and visit the next curator. That'd be 8 territories and 3 levels each, 18 levels, which gels with the articles remark on there being 20 levels. The IGN review calls the three English Garden levels 'levels' and not 'sublevels'.
I see Eurogamer and IGN have hit on issues raised here, like the random tags. I hope the game is properly progressed. I feel confident it will be.
It's somewhere in the IGN review, and it fits with the 60 levels number we heard before, and further more 8 x 3 = 24.
Edit: First page of the IGN review says: 20 main levels, 3 stages each.
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