hey some time ago i skimmed around notion of Wardley maps and bookmarked it but did not pay (enough) attention. The other day there was another post on the top

hey some time ago i skimmed around notion of Wardley maps and bookmarked it but did not pay (enough) attention. The other day there was another post on the topic, now with some basic resources, and i got hooked.. and read half of that book [0]. But right now have nothing on my mind to play with. May be that is a way? Map-and-try-predict the battlefield (needs lots of reconnaissance and "feeling" of the "landscape" and what-else-is-there). Mail me if you want a sparing partner - i want to learn this technique. But Anyway, have fun. [0] https://feststelltaste.github.io/wardley-maps-book/#_the_first_map https://feststelltaste.github.io/wardley-maps-book/#_the_fir... (IMO, read chapter 2+ then 3~4 first, then restart from beginning)