Team blog

The most exciting new place to sell aMaps is Ampleforth College and Monastery (my old school).  The “Does God exist?” aMap title was mostly inspired by my Theology lessons with Fr Timothy, so am super pleased that the Ampleforth shop is now stocking them.
When I was up in Yorkshire this weekend I popped into Ampleforth [...]

After a couple of months of sorting out point of sale plans for aMap – and most importantly, sorting out the “call to action” messaging, we’re ready to take aMap into shops!
The most recent shop to stock aMap is the Aarnolfini bookshop in Bristol – which is v.exciting.  So far they’ve been selling aMaps without [...]

So since our online launch back in Feb, we’ve been busy beavering away developing up the aMap product ready for full launch in to shops.  One of the key things we’ve been wrestling with is our “point of sale” device – or as we like to call them “Argument pods” – which we plan to [...]

I was sent these photos earlier in the week of some pretty happy customers enjoying the delights of aMaps (in slightly alternative ways)

A big thank you for everyone who made it to the party last night.  Given that we were going head-to-head with Twestival and a Soho snow storm, we were super-pleased that 60 or so could make it . . .

So a week or so on after launch, we’re planning a weeee launch party next Thursday (12th February) in Soho (London) @ Piada, 50 Frith Street.  The event will start around 6.30 + go on as long as people want to argue!  Please do come along and say hi.  There’ll be free drinks + nibbles [...]

Since launch 5 days ago, aMap’s gone stellar!  With 900 or so aMaps created (and arguments started), over 50,000 visits and 100’s of great mentions across the net, from the likes of Techcrunch to the Washington Post, aMap’s proved a real success.  Huge thanks to all those who’ve given feedback so far.  One key thing [...]

We’ve now taken the debate over to Twitter where you can find us at: http://twitter.com/amaps
We’ll soon be selecting the top 10 aMaps made so far and you can Tweet your submissions to us or pop them into the comments.
The response to aMap so far has exceeded all expectations, wiith over 500 aMaps being made in [...]

“Logic is the anatomy of thought” – John Locke
Formal logic holds that a good argument is a “sound” argument – i.e. an argument in which the truth of the propositions logically guarantees the truth of the conclusion.
By using formal logic, it is possible to infer (via deduction or induction) whether an argument is sound or [...]

As aMap’s in its infancy, we’re always keen to get as much feedback on both the interactive widget and printed maps as possible – so if you’ve got any ideas for improvements, then do drop us a note and we can take them into account for the next iteration.
We’re also keen for people to spot [...]