I organize my druid spells but in a very different fashion. Frankly, druids have an easier time of doing so than necro IMO. Basically the first 3 or 4 pages are all spells that I use, based onf requency. Page 1 for example is my typical spell bar set up-- Snare, Dot, Dot, Nuke, Root, Heal, <I forget> and always GATE. that way when it comes time to mem I dont have to think about what I'm clicking.
Page two are the most common buffs. From top to bottom in order of duration. So starting with the self only DS, then SLN, STR, Sow etc etc all the way down to Regen and DS on slot 7, 8.
Then I go onto the resist buffs, all taking up the top left corner of page 3, page 4 is all group buffs etc. Beyond that are things seldom used, like firefist, enduring breath etc. Everything ordered by how often it's used, and the slot it will occupy on my bar.
The only weird thing I guess I do is the EXACT MIDDLE of my spellbook is where all my ports are, 2 pages for the self only ports -- in the order I received them, the middle pages all succors and evacs, and the last 2 pages of ports all the group stuff. and the last several pages are the spells I have outgrown, again, in order of the level I received them.. so if I ever want to skim to the back to grab the lvl 1 dot (say for faction tagging) or go down 1 tier for a lower heal (saving mana healing low lvls) , it is done very easily with minimal effort.
The biggest issue I have with necro is that they have SO MANY spells that are situationally useful. I feel like they have twice as many spells as the druid, many of them unique, whereas druids just get constant upgrades to a line of spells they already have-- only seldom introducing something completely new. That coupled witht he fact that I am not intimiately familiar with necromancers, and thus don't have quite hte knowledge of what there spells are (then consider the fact that their spells are sometimes vaguely named) makes doing this as a necro MUCH more difficult and is one of the reasons I kind of gave up @ lv20.
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