[Tango-L] teachers unite for constructive discussions

[astrid]

Why don't you leave this list then? Tango-L is not conceived as a tool for
you to inflate your ego and dump on others, even though there are some
people in here who like to use it that way.

Astrid


Unfortunately; since the people on this list who claims to be
> teachers of tango never go there, you're all stuck with having to feed
each
> other pointless advice via the internet.
>
> I swear; it's like listening to a bunch a Chinese discuss the intricacies
of
> baseball.
>
> Neil
>
>
>
> On 8/23/06, Tine <tine_elists at tangomuse.com> wrote:
> >
> > Dear friends on Tango-L
> >
> > Is there a place where people who labor tirelessly to teach tango to
other
> > people, with a view to building their communities, and possibly paying
> > some
> > of the bills, can interact in a peaceful, professional manner, have
> > meaningful exchanges, constructive discussions, and civilized
differences
> > of
> > opinion, without having to put up with nosy critical civilians who
> > are neither teachers nor students and who also have nothing to
contribute
> > except negativity and blanket disapproval?
> > If there is such a forum, I would like to trade in the Tango-L for an
> > invitation there. If there is not, can somebody please start one and let
> > me
> > know. It is very simple to do. It would matter that somebody takes up
> > responsibility to keep the discussions useful and the nitwits out. I
> > recommend googlegroups or yahoogroups.
> >
> > I would appreciate it.
> >
> > Thank you
> >
> > Tine
> > www.yaletangoclub.org
> >
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