Wiki So Far

So far in the wiki, I've updated and added information for topics that I have a certain degree of knowledge of, specifically for Fantasy Sports and Crowdfunding. I aim to go further in-depth about developing political involvement using crowdfunding, adding pictures of Bernie Sanders' crowdfunding pages, and I also aim to add more information about Fantasy Sports.

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  1. Teddie SussMay 10, 2020 at 6:41 PM

    I am a huge sports fan and specifically a big Yankees fan as I live in the Bronx close to the stadium. I have never participated in fantasy sports and I'm curious what it's like. If you have participated in fantasy sports, what is it like? If you have not participated in fantasy sports, what about fantasy sports interests you?

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