Blogging

The entire enchilada looking good. I haven't blogged in this site for almost two weeks. Something I can look forward to when we get that very valuable Guest Author. The hits are still going through the roof, how about that? Just one more Guest Author to blog once a week and independence will be at hand. I can begin to phase myself out and this blog will be beholden to no one. Come on you Two-Centers,  if I work it right, this Numbah one blog will all go independent before year's end and it will be all yours.

Blogger's Law #39C: "Complex systems tend to oppose their own proper function."

The evolving definitions in Hawaii.

A dance blogger has evolved at present as someone who blogs about social dance.  A dance blogger may be a choreographer, dancer, dance teacher, dance student, dance scholar, dance critic, dance annotator, dance presenter, dance observer. Or any combination of the above that may enjoy laying down some leather to music.  If we left anyone out in our description, please let us know!

"Truth may occasionally be crushed to earth, but it shall rise again."

Our Blogosphere is a central hub of nine blogs created by one person, but most of the blogs are destined for independence. The ones with the most hits will be the most eligible. I like to say, "the junk blogs are mine." The sites should be social media to help all dance bloggers to connect and follow the dance blogosphere, It will also allow people interested in dance and blogging to learn more about the field. There are other blogs and we should accept that we can help them too, whenever they need to do a better job for their readers.

The newest dance blog, nor much there yet. But with just a couple of
regular two-centers, the hits will go through the roof.

Our blog sites aggregate feeds from participating dance bloggers. Most bloggers will post in about the same fashion so as to be read easily. But like everything else, the bloggers have the sole discrepancy of doing as they damn well please. All participating blogs will have links in the sidebar.

A Two-Center has lately been defined as an Information and Photo Contributor willing to share with their fellow reader/dancers of the blogs by submitting the information to a Guest Author. They will be the body of all our dance blogs.

A Guest Author is one who has the permission to get in, post text or graphics, save, publish and get out, all without saying "boo," to anyone.

The Administrator is the top and doesn't have to do much but he can do anything the originator can do. The plans are to have two, so as to always have one for back up.

"Music, Music, Music" by Theresa Brewer

Benefits for everyone.
Enlarge your social dance environment. Discover and find other dance blogs, all in one place. Participate as a Two Center or as a Guest Author. Add your dance blog to get increased visibility with permanent links on our sidebars. Increase you presence in the social dance environment.

To add your blog in the links, simply contact any Guest Author you can choose the blog of your choice. With the information completed it should be approved in a timely fashion.

If you haven’t already, submit your information and/or photos that you are willing to share with your fellow reader/dancers. If you know of other dance bloggers who are not yet participating, please let them know about the sites and urge them to add their blogs.

"The Song From Moulin Rouge" by Percy Faith

Dance Blogging was started by Frank and Lani Sierra, who are among some of the best American Style dance teachers on Oahu, and he still has two of the best blogs on this Island. But we all know there are more blogs coming to the islands.

"Of the dancers, by the dancers and for the dancers"

All the dancers? Of course not, they do not all want to be involved and we must respect.