Social Media is also a way to promote the school by highlighting their success. I think it’s a positive thing to celebrate their students, given the hard work teachers and dancers put in. I’d rather see that than teachers hanging around the bar with adjudicators. Let’s remain positive and enjoy and celebrate the success of all schools and their dancers -- Australian Irish Dance Message Board

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Date Posted: Sat, Aug 10 2019, 22:51:46"
Author: ID
Subject: Social Media is also a way to promote the school by highlighting their success. I think it’s a positive thing to celebrate their students, given the hard work teachers and dancers put in. I’d rather see that than teachers hanging around the bar with adjudicators. Let’s remain positive and enjoy and celebrate the success of all schools and their dancers
In reply to: Confused 's message, "Throwbacks" on Mon, Aug 05 2019, 14:29:07"

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Totally agree! Too many cynical people in ID, 1 post or 100 posts, just delete your social media accounts and you won’t have to worry what others do. (NT) -- Just enjoy the dancing & social aspects of the sport, Sun, Aug 11 2019, 10:59:06"
Yes PROMOTE, you've got that correct! By all means, celebrate your achievements but perhaps there is a better way of doing so than 75 photos in 14 days before states as one QLD school has. If keeping your TCRG away from the bar is your logic behind saturating social media, there are bigger issues at play. (NT) -- ''Excited for states, throwback Thursday, just found these old photos", Sun, Aug 11 2019, 11:23:36"

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