Now I have a few questions, since I got it all so 
horrendously wrong (sorry minna -.-;;). This is 
what I had come to understand of genga from the 
many threads I had seen here about it (especially 
confusing now that I look back are the 
genga "show me" threads...lots of people showed 
the layout sketches with the boxes around them. I 
had come to consider genga as any production 
sketch that led up to the douga, since they're 
used to plan and flesh out the douga before it's 
done, kind of as a preliminary thing). 

Anywhoo, here's my question: If my sketch was 
actually a douga (of which I had gotten the 
impression that the douga was the finished 
product, that final sketch), then what separates 
it from your genga? They have all the same 
markings, and now I truly am confused (picture 
below). I just wanna be in the know, and be able 
to tell the difference (and update the webpage 
accordingly). 

Perhaps cel collectors actually have a different 
(and wrong) perception of what genga are? I'd 
always seen these types of sketches described as 
genga on YJ, I guess it's a general public error.

-Misha-chan