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So pleased I do not belong to the dance world
dayzeee
10-12-2016
What an unfair community to belong to. You can work hard, dance beautifully with great accomplishment and if the judges have decided beforehand what marks they will give, there is not a thing you can do about it. How many souls have been destroyed by this over the years, I wonder.
A.D.P
10-12-2016
Not true.
VintageWhine
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by dayzeee:
“What an unfair community to belong to. You can work hard, dance beautifully with great accomplishment and if the judges have decided beforehand what marks they will give, there is not a thing you can do about it. How many souls have been destroyed by this over the years, I wonder.”

Yes, the judges hold the ultimate power, and are accountable to no-one.
natalian
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by dayzeee:
“What an unfair community to belong to. You can work hard, dance beautifully with great accomplishment and if the judges have decided beforehand what marks they will give, there is not a thing you can do about it. How many souls have been destroyed by this over the years, I wonder.”

I think that is a fair summary of what it is like out there in the real dance world.

I don't think it is an accurate reflection of what happens on Strictly though. The person most in danger tonight is Louise and you would never have predicted that before tonight's leaderboard.
Ellie_
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by dayzeee:
“What an unfair community to belong to. You can work hard, dance beautifully with great accomplishment and if the judges have decided beforehand what marks they will give, there is not a thing you can do about it. How many souls have been destroyed by this over the years, I wonder.”

It's okay because most of the judges don't belong to it either.

Not the latin and ballroom dance world anyway lol.

You have to be philosophical about results anyway and so long as you're happy with how you danced and your pro/teacher/coach is happy with how you danced, just reassure yourself that you're moving in the right direction and go to your next competition ready to make a fool of any judge who doesn't write your number down.
Heatherbell
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by dayzeee:
“What an unfair community to belong to. You can work hard, dance beautifully with great accomplishment and if the judges have decided beforehand what marks they will give, there is not a thing you can do about it. How many souls have been destroyed by this over the years, I wonder.”

It makes me smile when people try to deny that .
Human nature being what it is , if someone takes a dislike to you for whatever insignificant or false reason then you are stuffed if they are judging you in dance or anything . That's just a plain ole truth .
Look at all the threads demonising the Cliftons and tell me honestly -----if any of those detractors were judging Kevin or Joanne in a dance comp do you think they'd not let the "wig/rubber face/smug expression/over acting/over choreographing/Cliftonness" impair their judgement ?
On the dance circuit (bad) news travels fast and infects decisions . That's just how it is .
A totally fair and impartial judge is a rare thing .
MistyMorn
10-12-2016
It happens in any event where judges give marks, not just dancing.
Mrs Checks
10-12-2016
I think you've described a general truth of life, not just dancing.

Just swap judges with anyone in a position of power.
Paace
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by dayzeee:
“What an unfair community to belong to. You can work hard, dance beautifully with great accomplishment and if the judges have decided beforehand what marks they will give, there is not a thing you can do about it. How many souls have been destroyed by this over the years, I wonder.”

But that happens in all competitive events . Look at the sports world .
VintageWhine
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by Paace:
“But that happens in all competitive events . Look at the sports world .”

What, like long-distance running, football, cricket, golf?
DanielF
10-12-2016
So glad I don't belong to the dance world. So many "experts" who can't see the difference between entertainment and a professional competition...
soapfan_1973
10-12-2016
Maybe this is why the producers do not want all 4 judges to be from the pro circuit. or they could end up with some very low score each week
dayzeee
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by VintageWhine:
“What, like long-distance running, football, cricket, golf?”

And tennis. Tennis players work hard and it is in their own hands if they win or lose.
An Thropologist
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by VintageWhine:
“What, like long-distance running, football, cricket, golf?”

Have you never been to a football match where the crowd are calling for the linesman's head on a plate?
CravenHaven
10-12-2016
Originally Posted by dayzeee:
“What an unfair community to belong to. You can work hard, dance beautifully with great accomplishment and if the judges have decided beforehand what marks they will give, there is not a thing you can do about it. How many souls have been destroyed by this over the years, I wonder.”

yes. It's almost like being trapped in Purgatory, only with glitter and extravagant light shows, isn't it?

Originally Posted by Mrs Checks:
“I think you've described a general truth of life, not just dancing.

Just swap judges with anyone in a position of power.”

It's a lot like life, with me on top...
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