>> Heh. The hard part is figuring out how to take a big heap of knowledge 
>> and structure it into something coherant with a logical order to is 
>> that somebody else might even be able to follow. ;-)
> 
> you know the types of things you already have
> 
> Start putting together some data structure that you can 'copy' your 
> current data into and then add to at will.
> 
> Don't worry to much about making it look perfect - just get the data out 
> there and have your backend fully functional.  You can always change 
> what a web page looks like - CSS, but it can be a PITA to change how you 
> store the data.

Hence Indoculate - my tool that accepts a markup language I invented 
which exactly matches the structure I want, and turns it into something 
that a computer will accept. (Basically HTML or PDF.) But it's currently 
broken... *sigh*

>> Damn, if I had more friends, I'd probably get a whole lot more done... 
>> ;-)
> 
> you do have friends here
> 
> you just don't know what they look like  ;-)

For somebody as lacking in motivation and self-belief as me, a much 
higher level of encouragement would be useful... :-S

I could have written something today, but I've basically spent my entire 
day sitting reading web comics because I couldn't be bothered to start 
anything. "Who's going to read it anyway?"

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