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This article is from the Dance FAQ, by
eijkhout@jacobi.math.ucla.edu (Victor Eijkhout) with numerous
contributions by others.
3.2 Is there dancing on the World Wide Web?
There are many dance-related web pages. You need a Hypertext browser
such as Mosaic for this. Most of these pages connect to each other, and
to more dance information. See the APPENDIX to this FAQ document as
well.
Here are a few resources through which you should be able to find
most of the other information.
**Dancers' Archive**
Your main on-line resource for dance info is the Dancers' Archive,
maintained by Eileen Bauer ecb@world.std.com . The archive is available
through the web or by ftp:
ftp://ftp.std.com/customers/nonprofits/dance/
. See point (2.8) below for further explanation.
**Dance page at the World-Wide-Web Virtual Library**
This page is maintained by Adam S. Moskowitz adamm@world.std.com . He
plans to list organizations that are somehow related to dance of any
kind, as well as other dance-related resources. The organizations will
be listed by name, dance type, and location. Information is to be
submitted to dancemaster@menlo.com .
This page will accept information about *any* type of dance:
performance or participatory, historical, scholarly, whatever. If you
send it, it gets put on the page.
Note that all the maintainer does is taking the information that
people send him and putting it on the page. If you want something about
your group to appear on the page, write it up and send it in. If you
want something about a group with which you're not affiliated to
appear, contact someone IN THAT GROUP and ask them to write something
and HAVE THEM send it to him.
http://www.menlo.com/menlo/dance/
**Henry Neeman's hotlist**
A large collection of links to pages concerned with all sorts of
(mostly social) dance:
http://zeus.ncsa.uiuc.edu:8080/~hneeman/dance_hotlist.html
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