We know you're probably almost as antsy to see the map as we are to show it off. But we still need a lot of approvals before it's much worth seeing.
(Hint hint: If your group wants a pin, hit our DMs!)
So today, by way of a teaser, an explainer about one of our favorite features: The Blobs!
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There are two species of blob in the WWMM ecosystem. They are similar in their overall nature, as one would expect from related species, but their physical characteristics and behaviors are far from identical.
The more common of the two (Blobus domesticus) is purple, semi-transparent, and typically smallish. Its presence near a pin indicates that this mask distro has specified to WWMM their approximate coverage area for delivery, pickup, and/or other local services under usual conditions.
Its rarer cousin (Blobus maximus) is grey, often very large, and quite thin. They are easy to see at a distance, but become nearly transparent up close. Its presence near a pin indicates that this group will ship masks OR can offer extended delivery under special circumstances.
Neither species is verbal, and they may occasionally absorb more than one pin, which is why each is tagged with their distro's name.
By clicking on the distro's pin (they're all marked with stars), the precise nature and personality of a given blob (or blob pair) becomes clear.
We hope you found this brief lesson in the budding field of biocartography both instructive and intriguing.
Let us know in the replies if you have any questions about the blobs or anything else.
Thank you ever so kindly to The Mid-South's CDC for letting us show off your lovely pets.
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