square tarp or rectangle?

I use an Oware 8×10 and find it works very well, but if I bought a new one today I would buy a square so I could pitch a better flying diamond..

OK, I'll bite……….what's a flying diamond?

Flying Diamond is just one of many ways to pitch a square tarp:

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Which do you want more of, versitility or simplicity? IMO, the square tarp is easiest, but a rectangle offers more options.
cheers

Thanks for your input so far.

I have a Golite Shangri La 3 for above tree line, but want a tarp for stealth camping in lower altitudes. I do like taking things easy, and not having a complicated life, but a few options are good too.
I can see myself pitching in a flying diamond, A frame or fold over wind shed style most of the time in forests, so I'm looking for something best suited to do this.
I'll be using a bug net on a ground sheet.

cheers,
fred

The Gossamer Gear Spinshelter grabbed my eye. Im also looking for a new solo shelter and have narrowed it down to
-Gossamer Gear Spinshelter-great protection from the elements, tarp door allows for many configurations
-Oware Catbird Tarp 1-great protection, great design for stealth camping,
-Cattarp 1.1-great UL solo

I'll probably pair the shelter i select with a Oware Bivysack DWR Regular Drawcord.Weight size regular 5.75 oz

my 2 cent$

That's why I bought it instead of a tarp. Still about a pound, not ultra-lightweight as a tarp might be, but totally enclosed to keep rain and wind off.