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A minimum-viable map is an approximately MECE (mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive) inventory of the phenomenology. A good map is also opinionated: reflects a take on important juxtapositions/relations. A great map turns strategy into a trivial A-to-B straight line.
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My only caution is to make sure that users of maps are aware that strategic decisions that are complex in other coordinate schemes are rendered as trivial in the presented coordinate scheme. Then, personally, I'd be tempted to mention the tiny-itsy bit I understand of Godel.