Re: [Callers] Easy flourishes or other "bonus" movements?

“More advanced” is a pretty vague term and could be interpreted in various ways. I didn’t think Colin’s response was “terribly” sarcastic. That, too, may be interpreted variously. Find your own way and be peaceful with it. More on topic, get the basics down first, then embellish. On Sat, Apr 27,

Re: [Callers] Difficult dancers - Decision to ask not to return

t hotshots are having a great time. Jim Thaxter On Thu, Mar 9, 2017 at 1:48 PM Donna Hunt via Callers < callers@lists.sharedweight.net> wrote: > Would you ever (or have you ever) asked someone not to return based on > their inability to dance? > Is there some point at which you as

Re: [Callers] medley

Not sure I understand the question. Are you asking if you should call each dance in the medley 6 or 8 times (if so, how many dances do you include in the medley?)? Or if you should have 6 or 8 dances for a medley? Or perhaps an entirely different question? Maybe you're asking about doing 8

Re: [Callers] voting people up

Yesss Nicely put. On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 2:06 PM, Chip Hedler wrote: > The reason I didn't like the idea is because I'm against voting, which I > think would prejudice readers toward a post based on its author as opposed > to considering the content of the post. The

Re: [Callers] Forum vs email list?

Could you explain what it means to "vote people up?" It sounds like one would have to be "voted up" to be able to comment. I'm not sure I would call any of the discussions I've read flooded. On Fri, Feb 21, 2014 at 7:40 AM, Lindsay Morris wrote: > Today its 29

Re: [Callers] Forum vs email list?

Like the email list. On Wed, Feb 19, 2014 at 8:22 AM, Lindsay Morris wrote: > How many of us (you lurkers included) would be willing to see this forum > move to a web-based forum? > > One advantage I see is User Ranks: over time, we vote up certain people > because they

Re: [Callers] Dances licensed with CC or similar

I would be interested to know the purpose of licensing a dance. Speaking just for myself (although I assume a lot of other amateur choreographers do the same thing), I write a few dances mostly for my own amusement, but don't intend to ever publish them. I'm pretty sure there is a very limited