And people separate from hold in ballroom and put lifts in dances where they don't belong.
Watching strictly and expecting "proper" dances is a waste of time. It's about entertainment value and performance.
I personally could appreciate Jake's waltz as an excellent, dramatic performance despite it's shortcomings in terms of being correctly danced. I also know that a lot of people will join the dance classes I attend based on what they see on strictly - it's what I did. I don't then judge the thing that got me and a whole load of other people into the thing in the first place and demand that it changes.
I don't know anything about AT but from what's been said on here I doubt there has been a single AT danced on strictly that is anything like a proper AT - apparently even by Vincent and Flavia. But how many people get into that style of dance because of the dramatic performances on strictly?
I think it's really mean spirited to mock a contestant for trying his best, who actually delivered a very enjoyable routine.