Since there are now over 4000 Windsurfer LTs worldwide and since it is the fastest growing sailing class in the world and with the numbers of the still eligible One Design and original Windsurfer hulls being over 475,000 worldwide, dare I venture to say, the biggest sailing class in the world, maybe Laurie could devote an entire section of the Windsurfing Forum to "Windsurfer Class" as it is named and known. That would cover the LT and the former still eligible hulls. Its cool and its time ! It would also help those in the minority fringe who don't like the LT and are very vocal in their dislike and they would not need to read about the class. In the same way as Laurie has done for foiling Laurie could also, if it pleases him, migrate all Windsurfer Class, LT and associated threads since time immemorial to the new Windsurfer Class section. Maybe we could see if seabreeze people support this by a vote of support here.Thanks a million.
I agree 
If only to get these sh!t posts out of the regular "cool" windsurfing threads 
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Why not go further and have separate forums for original, OD and LT
No need why break up the family ? Its all Windsurfer Class, just one section of the Windsurfing forum is all that is needed.
Laurie please devote an entire section of the Windsurfing Forum to "Windsurfer Class" as it is named and known. That would cover the LT and the former still eligible hulls. Its cool and its time ! If you do it before the Windsurfer Worlds for Perth December 2020 you will be trailblazing for the worlds biggest sailing class which is a new again and will return to the roots of what created the opportunity for this site. Come on !
Great suggestion. Would make it easier to naviagate to this particular topic and have all the threads in one place. And yes, it may help the twisted unwind a touch. No LT and no agenda. Just sayin.
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Worlds biggest sailing class ??..
Possibly based on total numbers since establishment in 1968 or so, unless you can point out a larger class which I have missed. On the other hand, it is likely more correct in real time to say "worlds fastest growing sailing class" with over 4000 boards sold since 2018-2019 season...In any event inclusion of a separate section is meritorious and deserving for the days in the sun of this class which are hotting up !
