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I can usually whip out just about any piece of code within a couple of days. If it's something interesting, I'll spend most of my idle time (even if it sub-conscious) designing it. But, when it comes time to write it, it just comes out. It's usually fairly clean, and needs very little debugging afterwards. I'm used to this.

Unfortunately, Inklog is killing me. Every time I even start to code, I get stuck so quickly. And it isn't because I don't know how to code it… it's because I don't know how it should be designed. I get GREAT (or what I think are GREAT) ideas running through my mind, but, when I go to make it real, it falls apart before I even get started.

I've redesigned the SIMPLE version of Inklog about 20 times now and I'm still in the same spot I was at in the beginning. I REALLY need someone to bounce ideas off of. *sigh*