At the end of the pandemic, maybe a new start?

You have got it correctly! :)
One month later is also Bomboncito@Stockholm.
But do they really want to keep my feet happy?
Do I really want to "enjoy food and drinks at a nearby restaurant" instead of dancing?
Friday August 11 Milonga 18 h - 22 h
Saturday August 12 Milonga 18 h - 22 h
Sunday August 13 Milonga 16 h - 20 h
Our sweet concept: dance your hearts out keeping your feet happy! After 4 hours of dancing we go together to enjoy food and drinks at a nearby restaurant.

 
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Isn't the registration closed already? Otherwise we could have a DF meeting i Stockholm ;-)
Maybe, maybe not. At least is the registration page unavailable at the moment.
One week ago the statement on fb was "Registration continues for single leaders and a few couples only!".
 
Maybe, maybe not. At least is the registration page unavailable at the moment.
One week ago the statement on fb was "Registration continues for single leaders and a few couples only!".
Well, then it's only for you leaders....do not miss this chance, Stockholm is indeed great summertime.
 
One month later is also Bomboncito@Stockholm.
But do they really want to keep my feet happy?
Do I really want to "enjoy food and drinks at a nearby restaurant" instead of dancing?
However - they find their fellows, too:
Bomboncito - Stockholm Milonguero Weekend
Dear all,
We are almost full! The registration link will be open just for another day or so.
 
Non-open events such as encuentros and some marathons do tend to converge towards private gatherings where most people know each other, especially if the criteria for selection lies entirely in the hands of a few organizers. That said, knowing who attends such events instead of having a non-negligible number of strangers is an advantage, in that you have a better idea of the quality of dances you're going to get.

As much as I hate networking for the sake of getting in to a group, I can see the benefits of having such a (reasonable?) guarantee.
 
Non-open events such as encuentros and some marathons do tend to converge towards private gatherings where most people know each other, especially if the criteria for selection lies entirely in the hands of a few organizers.

Here I just read a cool gloss about that topic:
I'm know the event the author is talking about - he convinced me that I'll want to be there.
 
Here I just read a cool gloss about that topic:
I'm know the event the author is talking about - he convinced me that I'll want to be there.
Martin sounds like a reasonable organizer, and it's really nice to know that people like him are out there. Although this:
Dancers want a balanced event of leaders and followers, and compatible dance levels. So that’s what the organizers try to give them.
I'm pretty sure this is why I wasn't allowed to participate in an upcoming marathon, which is still accepting leaders.

I think if the registration isn't wholly on a first-come-first-served basis, then the organizers must consider factors such as their experience, levels, roles, etc.; I'm unconvinced that the selection process is entirely without bias towards people who have been in previous iterations of the event or "known" (in some way) to the organizers or their friends, since some tendency to do so will creep in, despite the organizers' best intentions.

P.S.: I'm not accusing Martin of this, by the way, just asserting that these things are inevitable, but some organizers have and will be like this to varying degrees. As long as they're transparent about it, no problems on my side.
 
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