[Tango-L] How to foster sustainable and unified communities.

[Trini y Sean (PATangoS)]

I'd say that the sender is showing his/her insecurities.  I
would think that anyone who has worked hard to build a
tango community should be confident enough in his/her work
that it would stand up on its own.  In my opinion, this
sender is only hurting himself.

Trini de Pittsburgh

--- Amaury de Siqueira <amaurycdsf at yahoo.com> wrote:

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> Hello folks,
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> The following email show the exchange among dancers in
> anAmerican city.  I have anonymzed clues in the message
> that could identifypeople and places to avoid further
> dissention.  
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> My question are for the veterans that have spent yearsand
> great effort creating sustainable and unified
> communities.  How can weas a group continue to thrive
> when dancers have such blunt disrespect for others?
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> I ask this question to the list for a simple reason: 
> thecontent of the message below indicates problems that
> could deeply divide andhurt a community?  
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> I don’t think this problem is unique to oneplace. 
> On the contrary such blunt animosity may very well be the
> normrather than exception.
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> Constructive comments anyone?
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> Respectfully,
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> Amaury
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> >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 
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> One last time for those who may be "sitting on thefence"
> so to speak  ...
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> This weekend, I am offering a series of 5 classes
> whichare tailored for  the tango communities in and
> around xxxxxxxxxxxxx.
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> Some people are tempted by the workshops of xxxxxx
> xxxxxxxxand xxxxxxxx  xxxxx, which happen to be in part
> coinciding with myclasses. You can  see all the details
> of that program, as it was posted onseveral yahoo 
> groups, which I copy for you for easy reference, at
> thebottom of my  email here.
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PATangoS - Pittsburgh Argentine Tango Society
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