What do people think about New Events that conflict with an existing dance
series? ("New Events" could be single event dances or a new dance series.)
Sub-questions:
1. Is it a problem? Not a problem? Why/why not?
2. What defines a conflict?
Same weekend, same day, same time, same type of event?Within 2 mile, 20 mile,
200 mile radius?
3. What, if any, is the responsibility of an organizer of a 'new event' to
avoid conflicts with existing dances? Why/Why not?
4. Can we get insight on this by looking at parallel examples in other realms
(small business, education, global markets, religious institutions, other forms
of entertainment, etc.)?
- 2014 NEFFA session
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