Here’s an interesting story I came across on Surfline and although it hasn’t happened at any surf spots in this neck of the woods, maybe it’s something that should due to the growing number of people learning to surf.
Just recently on the East Coast a handful of signs were posted at six of Long Island, New York’s most popular surf spots.
The Surfer’s Code signs have been put up in an effort to address the hundreds of entry level surfers that local surf schools take out into the local lineups during the crowded summer months.
The goal of the Surfer’s Code signs is to reduce the amount of avoidable injuries and confrontations due to the ignorance of surfing etiquette and lack of respect in the city’s lineups.
Here’s something I came across that looks pretty useful. 
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