Hall board

Updated by diff rather than rebroadcasting each stage’s running order on every tap — two thousand idle screens each receiving full state is how a hall’s wifi becomes the problem.

Marshal — 301 Novice U10 Light Jig5 ready · 3 danced · 3 not here

Number order, always — it is how dancers line up, how they are called, and how the printed sheet in the marshal’s other hand is ordered. Everything is reversible except “danced”, because a marshal taps while standing, talking and holding a clipboard.

Green room1 to find · 2 in the wings

Not arrived, dancing soon

Only the dancers due within half an hour. One who has not arrived and dances at two o’clock is not a problem; this is the list somebody actually walks off to act on.

In the wings

• 129 Róisín Gallagher — 302
• 122 Cillian Doherty — 303

Stage desk — Stage 1

Stage 1 running about 15 minutes late. Two taps per competition — start and stop — feed this, next year’s duration estimates, and later the video clip boundaries. One capture, three features.

Stage 2: stage 2 running to time.

Incident log

A restart is recorded twice on purpose: as an incident, because allowing a re-dance is an adjudicator’s decision with rules consequences, and as a timing tap, because it costs the stage minutes. The log is append-only for the same reason the audit trail is.