About Social Dance Live and our editorial policy

Social Dance Live brings together LIVE venue updates, posters for events, classes, parties and festivals, venue information, and practical guides for salsa, bachata, kizomba, zouk, tango, and other partner dance communities.

Live activity is central to the service. Dancers can explore the current atmosphere at places to dance and upcoming plans in one flow, organized by city and dance style.

The service and website are Social Dance Live (www.socialdancelive.com). The Social Dance Live team operates the service and edits and publishes its public guides.

Individual events, classes, meetups, and venues are run by their respective organizers or contributors. Unless expressly stated otherwise, the Social Dance Live team is not the organizer of those events or the operator of those venues.

Use the feedback form below for questions about accounts or privacy, content errors, rights concerns, partnerships, advertising, or use of the service. The form is available without signing in.

For a correction request, include the page address and the specific information that needs review. The team will examine the submission and make an appropriate correction or provide guidance where needed.

Editorial content prioritizes information that helps social dancers make real decisions, including cities, neighborhoods, dance styles, events, venues, and beginner guidance. Broader lifestyle topics must answer a clear reader question and connect to the service only when that connection is genuinely relevant.

We do not mass-publish thin pages made by swapping keywords, near-duplicate articles, or advertising disguised as sourced editorial content. Headlines must reflect the article, and unverified claims are not presented as fact.

When a user requests poster analysis, AI may help extract the title, schedule, venue, and description from the image. The result is not final: the user reviews and can edit it before publishing.

AI may also assist with research organization, drafting, or language improvements for public guides. It cannot publish on its own. The result returns to an admin editor, and the team checks facts, structure, sources, exaggerated claims, and relevance before manually publishing it.

When an editorial article relies on external material, we provide reference links at the end where practical so readers can inspect the basis for the article. Citing a source does not mean copying it or claiming its endorsement.

Posters, LIVE updates, and some venue details are submitted by users or organizers. Schedules, prices, and locations may change after publication, so confirm the latest details with the organizer before traveling or paying. Incorrect information can be reported through the operator contact channel.