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That's contact improvisation, isn't it? ;-)
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Then Liss Fain wrote (in a message which maybe wasn't intended for the list):
>I welcome some moderation as there is a lot of "noise" on this list.
Well, when lists come up against the problem of moderation and censorship,
there is a lot of noise, but there's a lot of signal in that noise too.
OTOH, Liss, maybe you'd like to suggest exactly what we should be
discussing, but I'd expect that you'd have a hard time finding a consensus,
even if all your suggestions were strictly about dance and tech.
Regards, David
David Rodger: Audio Engineering; Pool Operations; Aquatics Training
EMAIL: auricle@alphalink.com.au WEB: www.alphalink.com.au/~auricle
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