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"dance and tech" is a field of theft and non-authentic invention
On the "genre" of dance and technology, a comment was made that the people who use the tools in dance and tech are just feeding off of the creativity of the person who invented the tool.
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Added by Julie N. Cruse on November 28, 2007 at 5:54pm — 20 Comments
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