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Subject: Re: OPENS ENTRIES RULES

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Alice

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Date Posted: 14:59:09 05/22/03 Thu
In reply to: Tim 's message, "Re: OPENS ENTRIES RULES" on 14:43:02 05/22/03 Thu

>That wasn't the impression she had given me, and it is
>certainly not on behalf of the standing committee.
>Anyway, comments?
>
Whatever is decided there has to be some room for discretion. I've been doing advanced this year right at the bottom end (i.e. we never came close to making a round) which was a considerable jump from the 'Wow, we made a round of intermediate' that I'd danced the year before. If I dance with a complete beginner next year would I seriously be expected to do advanced opens with him? This isn't as rare an occurance as some of the luckier of you might think - I'm probably in the majority in having had a different partner every year so far and this year's one's off back to Germany too :( - OTOH I wouldn't consider dancing anything below intermediate in that position but I think being too stringent on entry conditions can lead to resentment if the overwhelming view contradicts that taken by a single coordinator.

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Subject	Author	Date
Standing Committee	Caroline	15:50:32 05/22/03 Thu
Re: Standing Committee -- Tim, 16:47:49 05/22/03 Thu Opens -- Ali, 17:11:17 05/22/03 Thu Re: Opens -- Vickie, 19:08:28 05/22/03 Thu