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This market will resolve to the individual human with the most popular article who is/was not primarily a politician/royal/athlete/Elon Musk, as those answers are a bit too easy in most cases.
In November this was Matthew Perry, followed by Taylor Swift.
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@Marnix there is a weird bug with articles with lots of x's. I don't exactly know why but it's been in some talk pages before
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk%3AXXX%3A_Return_of_Xander_Cage#Trending_Article
This is a band not a person fyi for those aren't fans of classic rock 😛
@JoelMcGuire yeah I definitely read it, knew she was ultra popular and then made the answer off the title
@Joshua I think it could could be more interesting to have a "last 10 winners list plus some all stars" be excluded rather than making it based off categories in the future.
I'm concerned that categories are going to get blurry i.e. is Ronald Reagan an actor or a politician.
So something like this:
These people aren't eligible
Elon
Trump
Biden
Cleopatra
Napoleon
[Last 10 winners]