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Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

26 listopada 2007 21:21

think of me:

No problem Aspirin to answer colourful answer.  Polkadancer has one opinion,  I have another.  But if you wantb to see hypocrit  just consider and compare Polkadancers  comment against the CDDSC Rule which quicktime2 ('I believe '  posted above ) 

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Dear Think of Me

I will await but never receive the apology I deserve.  My words are very clear and I stand by them.  All of them.  You seem to be increasingly desperate to discredit WDC.

Let me say again.  Are you 100% sure that the CDDSC Rule has not been withdrawn?  If it has not then I condemn it totally since it is totally against WDC Policy BUT it applies only to Canada..

I respect that each country can have its own rules but those rules should be in accordance with the parent organisation to which it belongs. 

Incidentally do not confuse CDDSC registered Adjudicators with WDC registered Adjudicators.  WDC Registered Adjudicators would work under WDC rules.

 

This "Rule" is not the only difference between CDF policy and WDC policy why pretend differently?.

Why do you avoid making comment on the statement made by the four persons regarding "the"  rules.  The 4 who condemn one sde and then support another who has far greater restrictions and far more "bully" tactics.

There is a word to describe their and your attitude...  

 

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

27 listopada 2007 00:06

To Polkadancer and others,

The CDDSC does not have to withdraw this rule because:

 It was never a rule to begin with, to have to change. And never became one.

In fact there have been events sanctioned by both CDDSC and CADA since that time I understand. CADA are trying to kill this arrangement however.

 

To Aspirin,

In response to us being a "Brown Nose". We have no problem giving credit where credit is due, and don`t mind to freely say so. And telling those concerned. Sorry if that offends you!!

We don`t have to "Brown Nose" to anyone, Thank you very much!!!

Sambatogo.

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

27 listopada 2007 03:35

We are totally confused Sambatogo.

Are you saying  that Dancesport Atlantic Association document was incorrect, and that CDDSC has never had such a rule ?

Are we talking same language ? One report quoted a specific CDDSC Rule, another poster used the Rule as an example of 'Action causing a Reaction', suggesting WDC and IDSF act in similar way,  another contributor agrees the Rule saying it would  not be in line of WDC thinking, yet sambatoge rejects under the 'we' protecton  the whole discussion stating the Rule has never existed.

Do I not recall a BC ( Cnada ) organizer posting an open letter to CDDSC on line, complaining about this Rule ( or something very similar)  and his inability to earn living ubder CDDSC  ?  Let me dig this one up and post here from the archives, if you do not mind.

This is indeed quite confusing, and it seems both WDC and IDSF and  also  the contributor  change their Rules and opinions just as do the poster in this Forum. No wonder people at large are confused and do not understand what is going on.

Allow  me reprint from the post offered by Quicktime 2 :

Below is a document on the Dancesport Atlantic Association website. It says:

The following are recently received information via email.
They are in the format as received:
Responce to CDDSC Policy Letter Dated 31st March.doc

The beginning and end of the above document are copied below.

RESPONSE TO CDDSC POLICY LETTER DATED 31st MARCH

2006-04-15

CDDSC RULE

Adjudicators, Scrutineers and Professional Competitors who choose to register with the CDDSC Professional registry are not permitted to officiate or compete at any Championship or competition that is not sanctioned or recognized by CDDSC.

 

Was it CDDSC Rule Sambatogo , or was it not ?  Please check amongst "WE" and come to a binding agreement, please.

 

 

 

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

27 listopada 2007 04:07

Never became a Rule ???

 

I dug and found some interesting info under :

 

http://dancesport.chebucto.org/LetterFromAndyWong.pdf

 

This may be the same place where Quicktime2  was copying from.

Read and enjoy,  if you do not believe posts  placed on this forum by those supporting CDF.

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

27 listopada 2007 08:17

sambatogo:

To Polkadancer and others,

The CDDSC does not have to withdraw this rule because:

 It was never a rule to begin with, to have to change. And never became one.

In fact there have been events sanctioned by both CDDSC and CADA since that time I understand. CADA are trying to kill this arrangement however.

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Dear sambatoga

Thank you for the very clear statement that the proposed rule did not become reality.

The clarification is there for those with the will to read and think. .

What I find amazing is the number who were prepared to condemn without having knowledge as to whether it had become fact. I am sure that you also noticed that whilst people were prepared to "jump all over" the RULE they avoided making comment on the ludicrous CONCLUSION.

Summed up it was "We say  we hate bullies but to protect our own  linterests we are supporting the real bullies".

 

Whilst I do not support restrictions in this case it could have had real benefits for the good of dance in Canada.. If ALL Canadian Professionals had supported such action CADA would have very quickly had to re-consider its restrictive regime

 

You like me will have noticed there is lots of smoke screening going on but still no answers.

 

 

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

27 listopada 2007 09:03

 

 

To Polkadancer

 

Thank you for your comments which I agree with completely. There may be differences in philosophy regarding the role of amateurs and professionals with respect to ballroom dance competitions. However, it is in the interests of the members of both organizations that problems be resolved. I believe the main reason this has not occurred is the tactics carried out by IDSF and some of its national bodies.

 

That is why your thread re the Canadian Dancesport Federation letter has generated so much interest. It is not the content of the letter. Which is ridiculous. It is that the letter is another example of an IDSF related body resorting, in this case, to deception. What is different here, is that a forum was available and some people refused to be intimidated, and have carried the discussion as far as required to bring the facts out. This was only one example of a vast number of deceptions. One may or may not agree with WDC policies but they have been carried out in a business like and ethical manner. Misleading information and "dirty tricks" seem to be the IDSF way. This was but one example.

 

I agree that we must begin to get the facts out rather than let false statements go unchallenged. The professionals have done that for far too long. I am surprised however that Canada gets so much attention when there are so many more examples available from other countries.

 

I believe the discussion had been useful for a number reasons and readers now have enough information so they can judge for themselves the question of CDF deception with respect to the letter sent to dancesportinfo.net.

 

But it does not seem we are finished with Canada yet. Another issue that keeps coming up is why the CDF was formed and why it should take the place of the CDDSC. Think of me has posted a letter by an organizer who obtained his information from CDF. I am sure there are others who will be able to provide facts not opinions. The facts may not be exactly as reprsented by CDF. (Surprise?)Hopefully at the end there will be some light shed on this matter too.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

27 listopada 2007 18:30

Our investigation confirms yet again that this "Policy Statement" never became a rule.

The letter from lightandeasy is again a false represenation of ALL the facts.

It is easy for anyone to take parts of a document and put their own representation on the subject. Rather than show the whole document. An old CDF tactic. 

As to Mr. Wongs dramatic letter. Even if the "Policy statement" did come into effect it would be difficult to fathom even under the worst circumstances, that all the ills he claims could become reality. Fortunately, for him. If Mr. Wong dissagrees with these supposed CDDSC bully tactics and the like, then he must be totally against the CDF/CADA/IDSF policies?  As the CDDSC must be by far, the lesser of two evils. If this is the worst the CDDSC can dish out?  

What one should question is: Why would the CDDSC make such a policy announcement? What circumstances would lead to this? I have every confidence that there was a good reason? 

We know it also hadsomething to do with CADA bans of competitions. And its dishonouring prior agreements to have CDDSC sanctiong of Adjudicators at all its competitions.

But the "Policy Announcement" was just that. An announcement of a policy change that would potentially come into effect {In six months time}. If CADA would not honour its agreements with CDDSC, And also and stop bans of CDDSC Amateur competitions. {USA DANCE tried something similar with the NDCA with out success!}

CADA never did of course agree to any CDDSC demands.  CADA only make demands. 

CADA President, Sandy Britton had, and continues to have an "Arrangement" and agreement with the CDF directors. So there is no need to negotiate and honour the CDDSC, when you have powerful friends on side, right? 

 

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

28 listopada 2007 07:29

aspirin:

 

Good points Polkadancer,  Think of me is just defending CDF no  matter what, probablu her name is Ann.

 

Lets consider a situation when a  good offer comes  to you ( you being a CDDSC member )  from an organizer of a dancesport event , with all perks, paid 1st class travel, good pay,  possibility of future invitations,  teaching opportunity...but CDDSC is not asked for the sanction,  lets say they ask another,  for example an amateur organization to sanction . You want to attend,  BUT are not permitted ???????

 

Is this not same as CADA telling thei members 'you are not permitted to dance in CDDSC events not sanctioned by CADA ?

 

It is not time for Think of me to respond to  the beatifully colored answer ?

 

 

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Dear  Aspirin

Thank you for your words on the points I had made.  I am sure that Think of Me has not realised the significance of your words.

Please could I ask did you really mean "It is not time for etc"  or did you mean "Is it not time for etc".the question mark seems to show the latter.

 

With regards to your words commencing "lets consider a situation".  I agree  that as a general principle this is not to be encouraged (and I do not support) BUT as we now know thanks to sambatogo the proposed rule never became fact and does not exist for CDDSC. 

CADA however still operate their restrictions.  They  will not allow non CADA/IDSF members to compete in events they do not sanction regardless of what the organiser and promoters might want. 

This leaves me with  7-questions for anyone and especially CDF to answer 

 

1..  . How can CDF hope for credibility when CDF issue such a public declaration of their "abhorence" and then co-operate with people actually doing (not proposing) the things they find "abhorent" ? 

2. Why in the best interests of dancing did "the majority" not remain in the CDDSC and vote down the "small number" making the proposal.?

3. Were the "gang" in fact rather seeking their own power and protecting their own interests  irrespective of what was in the best interest of dance and dancers.

4. Would the CDF have not served the good of dance better if they had remained united with CDDSC and then work as united Professionals to use their combined influence on CADA to abandon the bullying they abhor?

5.   How can CDF co-operate with CADA whose "parent" body have declared a vow to destroy the Professional World.? 

6. Oh yes we know about the "Professional" council artificially created by IDSF but how long will that survive if IDSF achieve their ambitions?  

7. Why have CDF never acknowledged that the proposed rule was never in fact brought into being.

 

Will I get answers this time?

 

Actually this whole "RULE" business deserves a topic  in its own right, That way all the misinformation and false claims can be challenged and proven false.

A topic where people actually start to learn the facts as to just why CDDSC had decided to tmake the proposal..

A proposal which the majority believe was in the best interests of ALL involved in dance in Canada. See Question 4 above.

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

28 listopada 2007 07:48

Dear quicktime2

You and I are united in the wish that the dance world works together united and strives for the good of all members reardless of whether they are Professional  Amateur or Athlete, World Champion or lowly medallist. Splits, chasms, misinformation damage our dance world which is already a "minor" activity.  We cannot afford for this to continue.

I never wanted to see a "dance" and a "dancesport" world both doing exactly the same things making us look ridiculous to the mass public and the media.  For many many people dance is simply "entertainment". 

However  rather than the current situation maybe it is better to walk along their own roads - but showing respect for the other and sticking only with the truth.  We will have "dance" which will work for the members and allow all to make their own choices whilst "dancesport" will have its bans and boycotts,  restrictions and drug problems with their athletes...  

 

I think that the major problem is that there are so many who simply do not wish to accept the facts and they will cling on to what they were fed.  It is impossible for some to accept that they were wrong.   

 know I have been and apologised and I am sure I will be in the future but facts are facts and I have an open mind..

 

I agree that Canada is not the only country with problems.  These have lead to the resurrection of the IDU and the establishment of the IDSA and other associations for Amateurs. 

So many dancers credit IDSF with giving them their competitions.  This is simply not true. 

Is there only ONE competition in  the Netherlands?  The IDSF proudly proclaim it is the only IDSF licenced competition.  What about all the other events in which Netherland couples compete?

What huge benefits do the Netherlands dancers derive as a result of their Amateur Federation being part of IDSF? They even had to fight a court battle to dance in one of their oldest competitions (certainly the most enjoyable and highest profile worldwide) against the wishes of their own federation who were acting under orders and threats from IDSF

It is the same in England and other countries where IDSF licence very few and in some NO competitions.. 

It is so simple if Amateurs all competed in non sanctioned competitions and did not enter "sanctioned" events this would oh so quickly bring about a change.  No national association could survive if it banned all its members..   Promoters and entrepeneurs will continue to provide competitions and adjudicators will continue to judge.

Why can so many not see this very obvious fact?

 

I salute the brave Danish couples who did believe in and respect themselves.

 

As you will see from the immediate previous post I believe that the distorted image many have of the CDF and CDDSC and that non existent "RULE" the matter deserves a "Topic" in its own right.  It would be great if you or sambatgo could start the ball rolling.  

 

Dear samba togo

Thank you for again making very clear the facts about a non existent "Rule".

Will those who were misled now have the courage to acknowledge that.

 

I was highly amused when Think of Me decided that they would be clever (ignore all the points I made() and try to use against me my words about accepting the "principles" of the WDC and the CDDSC membership.  Think of Me is like a drowning person clutching a matchstick to stay afloat.  Each country will adopt certain rules - rules to suit local conditions and circumstances in their own country but you must have the same principles.  Principles are not rules!   At least we know "the rule" never became reality so that removes that song from the "Hate song book"..

Perhaps Think of Me will now explain how CADA is part of IDSF when CADA do not follow IDSF in basic principles and rules.. 

Should Canada have a new Amateur Society that will impose ALL IDSF Rules Regulations and principles including the destruction of the "professional dance world".? 

It seems clear that few were interested to read the "Power Point Presentation" but they will insist on repeating false facts and misinformation.. 

 

It would be great if we got back to the original topic

that RIDICULOUS and petty Public Announcement from CDF signed by all their members. - although it seems they never gave permission for their names to be used -.

and see if the answers to the question it prompted can be answered.  To date it seems either NOT or unwilligness.

The annoucement wished to make clear that CDF wanted no part of the CDDSC proposal at the WDC AGM.  What was the terrible proposal?  Simply that Amateurs had the opportunity to dance free of bully tactics and power freaks. 

Makes a nonsense of the "CONCLUSION" publicly proclaimed by 4 people from CDF.

 

 

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Re: Mail from Canadian Dancesport Federation.

28 listopada 2007 16:38

Re:  

Is there only ONE competition in  the Netherlands?  The IDSF proudly proclaim it is the only IDSF licenced competition.  What about all the other events in which Netherland couples compete?

 

No of course not. Not the only.  onlu the only IDSF....

 

But behold !   While the competition in Arnhem was 'the only IDSF' event  the organizers   have not even displayed the IDSF  sign/flag/logo.

 

The  event haf taken place  in Papandal  Olympic Sports park,  and included several non-IDSF events even wheel chair, mixed wheel chair and mentally challenged dance events. The organisation was splendid and motivating.

 

At no time has any person at the microphone cheered encouraging  the people  by yelling : " So, how do you like IDSF ? " ,  " so what do you think of IDSF ".  and similar meaningless terms some of us have become accustomed to hearing in other countries. 

 

I feel it is up to the discretion of the organizers how far they want to push,  force-feed the " IDSF"  and to advertize IDSF to their customers and participants.

 

Naturally,  if the organizer believes,  that mentioning the term  "IDSF"  will make the sporting event more spectacular to the viewers, and to the dancers,    giving them the feeling they paid to see something out of ordinary,  something special,  naturally they will mention IDSF many times.   And why not,   it cost them planty  to run the event,  so they try to make the best of it.

 

The "only IDSF" event in Netherland was run in a dignified manner,  little mention of IDSF, other then when introducing the IDSF categories,  and no flag, post,  not even IDSF symbol projected against the wall.

Is it IDSF  which makes a bog deal of IDSF,  or is it the individual organizer,  who believes it is to their advantage to make something big,  huge,  extraordinary  out of dance events sanctioned by IDSF ?

 

The question is, why do some believe that events run by IDSF sanction are better than other local events ?   Is it because the dancers are fed up with the corruption nad politics played out by local "insignificant" judges ?  Is it because people who buy the expensive tickets are fed up seeing the same handful of dancers at local events,  and can tell ahead of time how they will be placed in the 123456 order , and so on ,  according to the pannel of judges ?

 

I talked to an experienced dancer who noted,  that the same 'local' judges now hold the IDSF licence. 

 

I ask,  if they do,  and if holding the IDSF licence is an indication of a superior judging,  why is it the dancers and the spectators  do not see better quality competitions,  do not see more dancers and more spectators attending the local events,  why is it they feel only the IDSF events are different ( better ), after all the majority of the local judges hold now IDSF licence,  do they not  ?

 

 

 

 

@Polkadancer

  It was supposed to be : "Is it" as a question  and I trust that Think of me did understand. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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