Making musculoskeletal models and simulations is a lot like cooking. Anything complicated is going to take a while to get just right and there will probably be a few failed attempts along the way. Unfortunately, in research we only see the tasty, beautifully presented, dish served at the fancy party (the paper in a journal) and not the burnt, over-salted, misshapen disasters that preceded it (all those failed simulations and ideas that didn't pan out). But there's a lot of great stuff in those failed attempts and we should document it somewhere.

Did you spend 2 weeks debugging something that was fixed with one line of code? Share it!

Do you have a simulation that you need help with? Ask for help here!

Did someone give you a great time saving tip? Pass it on!

Did you make something cool but unpublishable? Brag about it!

Have strong opinions about modeling and simulation? Climb on that soapbox!

Fail proudly.