@Martin: One benefit of rapid development cycles is that they bring ideas to the canvas much faster without high risk. This project only cost me three days and leaving it behind is not a huge loss.

I believe in the Bob Ross method of creation. Executing rapid ideas one after another until all of the ideas layered upon each other create a picture. The one thing that always amazed me about Bob Ross was that he never made mistakes, nor did he ever change his mind halfway through a painting about where a tree was going to live. One last thing about Bob - most artists spend months painting a single painting. Bob could paint a masterpiece in thirty minutes.

@Bassam: This was more of an exercise if anything. If I come across reasons to continue development I will then do so. I have to admit though, I’ve had some feedback from colleagues and friends that have inspired me to make some changes.

@Zain: It’s interesting you mention a thumbs up. When I initially sketched up the design for this project last Saturday morning I planned on developing a disagree function. That was one of the many features that I cut in order to get this wrapped up within my three day hibernation period. And yeah, could be seen as a Digg for opinions.

Still it’s pretty cool in terms of coding, designing etc let alone in such a time limit.

I hate the fact i have to login to agree though.

Keep up the good work and nice blog design here too.

ps. i think the agree button looks a little empty, maybe a big thumbs up icon i dunno.