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Subject: Re: Skating abandons its latest version of scoring Author: Robin [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:55:18 10/14/03 Tue In reply to: Ian 's message, "Re: Skating abandons its latest version of scoring" on 10:45:44 10/14/03 Tue Ian, in what way do you think IMTM needs "testing"? How is it different from the current system? You do 4 individual comps, one for each dance, just like now. You then give points for the 4 dances, and add them up, only that the number of points given is different. Dancing in 1 division, 2 divisions, 4 streams has all been tried, what is there left to test? Maybe i just didn't understand the "IMTM" concept, but i don't see how it differs from the current model... If it does and has sufficient support, it's a good idea to give it a go, just like we tried with the two divisions in Oxford last year (which incidentally i thought worked quite well), but I fail to see how it is different. Robin [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Skating abandons its latest version of scoring Ian 11:06:52 10/14/03 Tue Re: Skating abandons its latest version of scoring -- Robin, 12:29:35 10/14/03 Tue Re: Skating abandons its latest version of scoring -- Ian, 12:53:12 10/14/03 Tue Re: Skating abandons its latest version of scoring -- Ali, 14:57:36 10/14/03 Tue Should IMTM be run to compare it with new format -- Ian, 15:32:13 10/14/03 Tue Re: Should IMTM be run to compare it with new format -- Ali, 17:09:50 10/14/03 Tue Re: Should IMTM be run to compare it with new format -- Paul J, 13:22:45 10/15/03 Wed Re: Should IMTM be run to compare it with new format -- Ali, 13:55:44 10/15/03 Wed