On Mon, Feb 13, 2017, Read Weaver via Callers wrote:
As far as I know, all of the ongoing gender-free English country
dances use a different system, "global terminology." It's based on
current position rather than role, and so doesn't have to use a
substitute for gents/ladies. There are a small number of dances for
which it's awkward, though I've had callers present me with something
they couldn't figure out the global terminology for and I've usually
been able to, usually resulting in easier teaching and calling than
the gendered version. There was one ongoing contra dance decades ago
that used a similar system.
You have any examples? Both the original and the converted version?
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