Quiet cheer etiquette when dancers pass mid-route
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Joel Almeida•234 rep10
Want to cheer quietly when dancers pass mid-route. Traveler etiquette. Not quiet signals when kids panic at start, and not invented official applause rules.
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A soft clap or smile is welcome; save loud shouts for moments locals around you are already celebrating.
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Yenuka Wijesinghe•243 rep4
A soft clap or smile is welcome; save loud shouts for moments locals around you are already celebrating.
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Niko Lahtinen•219 rep3
Keep cheers from startling kids beside you and never step forward to cheer into the lane.
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