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Expand Up @@ -10,13 +10,19 @@ This first categorization effort uses a mind map to categorize patterns based on

In the mind map you will see patterns categorized from left to right in increasing levels of detail.

The logic for these levels is (from left to right):

- level 0: the InnerSource program itself (as the root)
- level 1: phase of an InnerSource Program (begin/adopt/grow/scale)
- level 2: problem category
- level 3: specific problem occurring in an InnerSource context
- level 4: pattern (solution to the problem)
```mermaid
graph LR
L0(L0 InnerSource Program) --> L1(L1 Phase) --> L2(L2 Problem Category)
L2(L2 Problem Category) --> L3(L3 Specific Problem) --> L4("L4 Pattern (Solution)")
````

The logic for these levels is:

- L0: the InnerSource program itself (as the root)
- L1: phase of an InnerSource Program (begin/adopt/grow/scale)
- L2: problem category
- L3: specific problem occurring in an InnerSource context
- L4: pattern (solution to the problem)

## Adding a Pattern to the Mind Map

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