March 20, 2006, 6:39 p.m. (Message 44773, in reply to message 44771)
Yes, this was discussed at some length not too long ago, but since I already see a mini-consensus buildling on this go-round, I'll add my vote to it with an analogy which perhaps makes sense. When it is time to form sets for a square-formation dance, we don't form a (more common) longwise set, and then move into a square on a second chord. So why not always form the set according to the needs for the outset of the actual dancing? A number of factors go into the formation of the set...is it longwise or square, perhaps even a triangle, and how many couples per set?...so why not who's on which side as well? Robb Quint Thousand Oaks, CA, USA I agree ONE HUNDRED percent ! Simon Vancouver