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The form lacks a free text box at the end for additional remarks. I feel like a lot of my answers would have been "it depends". There is no one way to handle all tables, it's highly dependent on the players and GM, settings, mood, overall goal, ... I answered a lot of 3s as middle ground in between "strongly approve" and "strongly disapprove" not that I don't care, it just depends. And even when I had stronger opinions about things I feel like it should stay flexible, not fixed in stone. I doubt values from 1 to 5 are going to convey any of this. There isn't one magic formula that is going to work for everyone or every game.
I had the same thought on a lot of these. It depends