Talk:Diamond Head, Hawaii
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[edit] Volcano or Not?
The article states "Many tourists visiting Hawaii believe that Diamond Head is a volcano although it really isn't."
This seems a bit odd. The opening sentence says that Diamond Head is a "Tuff Cone" which redirects to volcano.
So, is it a volcano or not? And if NOT, then could this be reworded to something more neutral like "Diamond Head is often mistaken for a volcano, <and here's why it isn't>."
