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Subject: Re: OPENS ENTRIES RULES

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Chenyi

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Date Posted: 14:42:06 05/23/03 Fri
In reply to: karen 's message, "Re: OPENS ENTRIES RULES" on 13:52:13 05/23/03 Fri

I think I understand what you're saying. It would be unfortunate for someone to try adv, have on recall and knocked out afterwards. He/she would rather stay in inter and more sure to have more dancing to do.

At least if someone is totally out of place in adv, he/she would have a second chance back in inter. If in the situation above geting one recall in adv, then probably someone belongs more in adv than inter...

It's a risk one has to take. That's why I suggested in another meassage that to include 2nd round knocked outs of adv to rejoin inter. But as Robin said that could be a bit excessive.

>I think it sounds like an excellent idea, except of
>course if that means that virtually everyone tries
>advanced... then obviously some of these everybodies
>would make the second round of advanced besides not
>being that level, unless u make huge cuts from 1st to
>2nd round.
>plus u have to make sure first round of advanced is
>danced before 2nd round intermediate with time to sort
>out marks.
>for the people who consider themselves genuine
>intermediates this solution also seems quite good
>because they're more likely to make a round in it.

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