Most women wrote that they had as much involvement as they wanted in the analysis of what happened in this project. A few suggested that they were given too much involvement. They would have preferred to have Frances and me draft an analysis that they would then respond to. Others felt that the key to the collaborative analysis was that Frances and I did not express strong interpretations during the sessions and they, therefore, felt very free to present their own. Some women felt that having the documentation for a longer period of time before the workshop would have increased their sense of involvement. Several added that they wanted the opportunity to comment on all the material that contained. Information about them before we published anything.

Perhaps the strongest consensus came from women's appreciation of the recorders' work and the way in which they quickly became integrated into the group. One woman described the effectiveness of "getting everyone's opinion and having it recorded. Nothing was left out, nothing said was unimportant." Linda Dale, Alex Keir, and Donna Truesdale received a strong vote of confidence and thanks.