| From the Where2sing.com forum: My point was how do you enforce this? I leave the venue to stand on the road waiting for my friends - am I out of the rotation? Or is it when I leave the karaoke room, or 2 metres outside, or 3. Adding oneself to the rotation is a specific action for which a singer expects the specific result of singing, but that's not the same for 'leaving the venue'.
You mention 'being a patron'. That's also fraught with complications: What if I have a drink before leaving, or what if I come back at the start of the show and have a drink - do I get my place in the rotation reinstated?
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