Calling all Happy Dancers- Show us Your Stuff

We're just days away from public launch, so it's time to start calling folks out. Show us what you got, people!

The idea of a Happy Dance is simple: shake it like you mean it (and like no one is watching), for no better reason that because it feels good. Anyone can do it, you just have to roll camera, put on a song that makes you get ants in your pants, then you dance.

To give you a taste of what happy dancing is all about, we first link you to Hank and John Green, they who made famous the Happy Dance phenomenon, and then we show you a compilation of our best in-house happy dances. You see, we do really enjoy ourselves here as much as everyone thinks we do, even while we're getting tons of work done. What follows is just a sample of the happy dancing that has been caught on camera since our merry band of mischief makers first came together. Watch and enjoy:

Big thanks to Derek K. Miller, whose track "Meltdown Man" is featured in the vid.

Those links again are: Strutta.com/register/youtube to sign up for an account now (early!), and Strutta.com/play/best-happy-dance to enter your video into the game.

Side note: Does anyone else notice how YouTube is messing up encoding, giving you that awful grey pixelation at the front of your videos?