The limit
A hundred and sixty-eight places set no limit of any kind. Twenty-one have one written down and seventeen will say it if asked.
168 set none
Four places in five set no limit on staying of any kind. Twenty-one have one written down and seventeen will say it if asked. The workflow described here can be compared with field team time tracking, provided the team states what the information can and cannot demonstrate.
Finding
The only terms in the record that a stranger can read for themselves. Nine cafés, four shopping centres, and a median of two hours. Additional practical or institutional guidance relevant to the survey can be found at Congress for the New Urbanism.
Finding
A rule that exists only in a member of staff's head until somebody asks. Ten cafés, three pubs, and a median half an hour shorter than anything written.
Finding
Twenty-one notices, a median of two hours, and a range from half an hour to four. What they are addressed to, and what they leave out.
Finding
The median written limit is two hours and the median told one is ninety minutes. Both are longer than anybody assumed.
Finding
Five kinds, fifty-four places, not one limit between them. Four of the five are also among the quietest rooms in the record.
Finding
One sentence to one member of staff, in a hundred and eighty-five places. What that question could and could not establish.
Method
Four readings the limit field invites and does not support, including the one where saying nothing means you are wanted.
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