Well, that is a real problem, I think you should address this as soon as
possible before things get out of hand.
One of the frustrating things I sometimes experience as a caller is to
see a pair of novice dancers in a contra line that consists of other
dancers without much more experience. Whe
Ben,
Does your dance organization have a clearly stated written set of community
values?
Best,
Ron
On Thu, Oct 25, 2012 at 7:51 AM, Linda Leslie wrote:
> Shared Weight also offers a discussion group specifically for organizers
> and the issues they face running dances. It might be helpful to jo
Shared Weight also offers a discussion group specifically for
organizers and the issues they face running dances. It might be
helpful to join this group, and query about the issue below, as well
as questions about children at dances. The link to the group is:
http://www.sharedweight.net/inde
On 10/24/2012 5:06 PM, Ben wrote:
My concern is that we have "given someone an inch, and now he wants to take
a mile." This guy, due to his occupation, is used to coming into an
organization and being the new sheriff in town, and I get the distinct
feeling that he sees our dance group as one th
Okay, I need some other perspectives on this. Last year we had a new couple
move to our area, and start attending our local contra dance. They had
danced "somewhere else" for several years, and the gentleman had obviously
been involved in some of the dance organizing duties in their last location
