Draft of potential information ecology

If I were to create an information ecology, it would be one that represents mountains for snowboarders. I do not want to sound one sided when I say it is only for snowboarders, but snowboarders and skiers judge quality of mountains on completely different standards. This information ecology will aid in choosing the best mountain to visit in order to gain the most out of your winter trip. It will pinpoint the exact mountains that are bound to get enough snow to withstand a fun filled and well spent trip. One goal that I am incorporating into this ecology is the ratings of different parks for various mountains. Not everybody that snowboards is interested in doing tricks, but for those who are it gives ratings of the best parks around. The information ecology will include firsthand accounts of the mountains visited and the pros and cons involved with it. This information ecology will be developed in order to save people the agony of planning a day trip to a new mountain they are unfamiliar with. In case people are unsure about the mountain and its different characteristics, they can check this website and actually get firsthand accounts as to the mountains operations, skill levels, snow predictions, and in case of no snow, the quality of the homemade snow most mountains produce themselves artificially. A non-goal of this ecology would be any personal views towards mountains. Also it would not mention the actual layout of any specific trails and the differentiating sizes. When it comes to the skill level section of this ecology, I want it simply to be a description for what type of boarder (experience wise) should be visiting this mountain.