Rather than perform the same presentation for each family, colporteurs were encouraged to incorporate "special adaptations of the Society's labors to the wants of his ,field, by the presentation of which he may increase both his efficiency and acceptableness." By "adapt[ing] his remarks to the condition of those he addresses," a colporteur was better able to elicit information from "the people," regardless of religious affiliation or lack thereof.

The series will conclude here, reviewing how true position and material condition, and the measured dimension of the feature are used to determine the acceptableness of a machined part.

This acceptableness is targeted in not being deemed "mad." Being cast as mad designates us as an outcast from the commonwealth of humanity.

Material condition and true position work together to judge the acceptableness of parts.