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This book is a work in progress. That is, unlike the journey of Ham the Huddler, I don't think it will ever be \"done\".

Having written it, gotten some feedback, and shared it with a limited circle, I’m finding that I want to do more with it than just sit and stare at it.

After you've read it, I’d love to have your feedback. Whatever it suits you to share with me, I’m happy to hear.

This is an allegory. It’s the story of Ham the Huddler, and what happens to him and his journey of discovery. It’s about ideas and limitations and self-imposed restrictions.

At least, I think that’s what it’s about.

At least one of my friends in the Agile Software Development community told me that it was about Agile. Or something like that.

From where I sit, it’s about whatever you think it’s about.

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