I do think that most of us remember when the step sheet was all we needed and if we have to, we’ll go back to it before quitting. Although, I’d probably find myself gravitating towards the easier dances. Me being the dyslexic one I may mix up my left with my right and have Essie in the back row complaining and correcting me. That will be a new annoyance. There are others though that will continue to post the free dances and many will pick up on them, while others will share the non-free-video dances they learned at the dance events with others and hopefully, these dances will be able to spread that way. The only way that this will truly end up working is if the Newsletter posters who share their recommendations for their classes of 6 – 10 people begin writing exclusively about the pay for play video dances. This will drive some bonkers as they will have no choice but to learn these so they are “in the know” on these popular dances. After all, they do not want to be the only one not teaching something that’s bragged about on the newsletter.

So I urge the contracted linelesson.com folks to solicit these self proclaimed leaders in the dance community to check out their stuff – maybe even provide them with some video morsels so that they spread the word. This may work, or this may result in an underground movement where dances are shared on the black market. OK, I’d bet on the latter, but you never know. Whatever route you choose, I only ask that you continue to support your favorite choreographers so that they can continue doing what you and I both love.