Talk:Air instrument

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The article "Air instrument" was created on 25-Nov-2008 by long-term user Wikid77, as a catch-all article to distinquish "air trumpet" (imaginary) from the actual car/boat air trumpet horns. That same day, new sections were added for "Air piano" & "Air violin" - also with real "AirPiano" instrument +2 sources, and playing "air violin" as a form of sarcasm during a sob story. All text included some source footnotes. The lack of articles about boat, or car, horns was just one of many real-world subjects lacking Wikipedia coverage up to 2008. Wikipedia had focused instead on, near fanatical, coverage in over 700,000(?) articles about sports games and TV episodes, instead of real-world topics. See Google hit counts for Wikipedia TV or sports: Google search for "site:en.wiki.x.io TV OR football OR baseball OR soccer OR golf OR tennis OR racing" and such. -Wikid77 (talk) 15:14, 3 December 2008 (UTC)Reply

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