For Lisa Heft et al I have only ever used five dots, regardless of the number of participants. Always comes out with a small number of items focused on, and then a gap to the other matters on the walls. Whatever of mathematics and such - and I'm not into that - it just might be that participants re able to express their opinion clearly and helpfully. That's how it seems to me, at least. And there's always a gap between the "high dotted" items and the rest. It's kind of uncanny, but it always happens. One delicacy is the difficulty participants sometimes have in dotting a whole topic or a single item of that topic report. As usual, if they ask I respond whatever seems the right thing for you. That works, too. It's their program, after all. Cheers and blessings, BRIAN.
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