Do you organize your group/bus channels together in your DAW, or do you place the group/bus channels next to the tracks that go into that group?

To clarify, do you organize the tracks in your DAW mixer like this:

Guitar 1

Guitar 2

Bus for guitars

Vocals 1

Vocals 2

Bus for vocals

Kick

Snare

Hi-hat

Bus for drums (the drummer is a minimalist)

Master bus

Or do you group them like this:

Guitar 1

Guitar 2

Vocals 1

Vocals 2

Kick

Snare

Hi-hat

Bus for vocals

Bus for guitars

Bus for drums

Master bus

Or are you using some other variation? I'm curious about what other people find easiest to navigate. Until now, I've only used the second variant, but the more tracks that are added, the harder it becomes to get an overview of the signal flow. And as you add more levels of bus tracks (guitars+bass, string instruments+drums, or whatever) it gets increasingly messy.

I mostly use my DAW to write music, so all my projects have somewhat different signal flows, and I can get forget where sends, compressors and other plugins are placed. For example, I sometimes realize that I'm EQ'ing on an individual track that goes into a bus with another EQ, so I'm not hearing the changes that I expect when I adjust the EQ on the individual channel.

I'm not a professional mixer. But at some point I want to release self-produced music, so I want to actually become better at all of this.