Talk:Surf ski
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I'm inclined to merge this article and Surfski to a title of Surf ski. Google returns twice as many hits for "surf ski" as for "surfski", and the plural title of the present article seems wrong. Any other thoughts? -- Mwanner | Talk 14:30, 4 April 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Surf Skis are not Surf kayaks!
Kayak surfing is distinct from Surf skis as one is a sit on-top and the other is a closed cockpit kayak. Despite the similarity to the casual onlooker they are very different craft and require different (although similar) skills and designs.
- For that matter, surf skis and sit-on-top kayaks are also different. When I have some time, I will add a section about kayaks. Jzerocsk 18:46, 7 August 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Spam posting is incorrect
It seems entirely reasonable to list manufacturers of a particular good or service which is also discussed at length in a wikipedia article. IMO, the list on this page does not warrant the spam warning and it should be removed.
