Switters wrote:
I've uploaded a new version that has stripped out a lot of the deadwood,
and 80s stuff. Take a look, let me know what you like and don't like.
Constructive criticism is much preferred over any other

Nice job. I compared the revised material with the specific suggestions
I made in October, and it appears that everything on my checklist has
been addressed somehow. The FAQ also seems to be more general in terms
of timeframes now (fewer specific dates given), which is probably good
for the long run. The content won't need to be refreshed as often.

Just one idea: I realize that you don't want to include a long list of
URLs at the end, and that's probably wise. These days people can find
out almost anything on their own; a snowboarding newbie probably won't
be an Internet newbie. However, there are two really, really good Web
sites that I think it would be helpful to list explicitly:

www.boardreviews.com -- Thousands of reviews of snowboards by riders,
neatly organized by brand. You just can't get this kind of information
in most places.

http://snowboard.colonies.com -- Extremely rich snowboarding
"community" site. The forums there are the most active I've seen
anywhere on the Web. There's a thread for every snowboarding topic you
can think of.

Thanks,

Joe Ramirez