What four hundred diaries in Adjara can honestly claim
A coastal sample will not describe Kakheti. Thin cells should stay thin on the page, even when a sales director asks for a national sentence.
Four hundred completed diaries in Adjara can describe evening habits on this coast with a humility that still helps a clock. They cannot underwrite a national rate card. When a client asks us to “open the sentence,” we refuse the verb and keep the geography in the title of the plate.
Thin cells — a language group, a late hour, a small town — are drawn paler, not deleted. Deleting them makes a prettier ribbon and a lying one. Nino’s method notes list replacement rules and refusal rates so a later reader can see where the field was heavy and where it was polite.
If you need Kakheti, pay for Kakheti. Borrowing Batumi’s sofa for another region is how imported charts used to fail here, and we did not open this room to repeat that habit.