[Tango-L] Finding tango in out-of-the-way places

[Mr tobias conradi]

if you are from such a small community and want to tell about your existens you can create an article in the wiki like they exist for

http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Los_Angeles
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/San_Diego

or for a state, with links to smaller towns
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Florida

The top category for the US is
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Category:US

with subcategories for each state
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Category:US-FL
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Category:US-NY
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Category:US-CA
...

For many cities there are city categories
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Category:USLAX
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Category:USCHI
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/Category:USNYC

If this is too complicated for you, just write a plain article under the name of your city

http://wiki.tango.info/mul/My_Townname

and mention in the article where it is located. Categorization can be done by others.

if you don't have an account yet:
http://wiki.tango.info/mul/create_account

best regards
Tobias

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Tobias Conradi


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> Von: "larrynla at juno.com" <larrynla at juno.com>
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> Gesendet: Freitag, den 23. Mai 2008, 23:46:34 Uhr
> Betreff: [Tango-L] Finding tango in out-of-the-way places
> 
> Finding tango in small towns is hard.  There are several ways to go about it, 
> aside from TANGO-L and such which usually don't work too well.
> 
> One way is bring up Google.com, select Maps, and enter "city" "state" milonga.  
> Put the city and the state in double quotes if they are two or three words.  You 
> can also use "Argentine tango" instead of milonga, but you will get a lot of 
> unwanted references if you do.
> 
> Failing that, try a search for "state" "Argentine tango".  Many states have a 
> society for the entire state and pointers to individual cities.
> 
> I had no success with either of those approaches.  Using the next largest metro 
> area, Tom's River, about 25 miles north, just gave me 
> 
> The next step is to look for a larger city close by.  Long Beach City is on the 
> coast about 25 miles south of Toms River.  All a search there did was to find 
> links in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Trenton, New Jersey.  Both of those are 
> about  45 miles to the east.
> 
> Can you get there?  If so, try my search suggestions for those two cities.
> 
> Larry de Los Angeles
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