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[[Randall]] has made several comics featuring the most prominent American sports, but also often uses less known sports. Here is a list of sports with their own categories and comics referring to sports less frequently used in xkcd. | [[Randall]] has made several comics featuring the most prominent American sports, but also often uses less known sports. Here is a list of sports with their own categories and comics referring to sports less frequently used in xkcd. | ||
| β | *If the sport in question already has | + | *If the sport in question already has it's own category please do not add the sports category as well. |
| β | *On the other hand, if the comic features more than one type of sport, where some have and some | + | *On the other hand, if the comic features more than one type of sport, where some have and some doesn't it's own category, then please add the sport category along with the other predefined categories. (Like [[Metaball]], which has tree of the big sports, but also mentions a couple of minor sports in the title text). |
*In [[Thing Explainer]] the explanation about ''Playing fields'' shows the pitch/field for seven different sports including the four that have their own category, American football, soccer, baseball and basketball. The other three sport included are tennis, ice hockey and volleyball. | *In [[Thing Explainer]] the explanation about ''Playing fields'' shows the pitch/field for seven different sports including the four that have their own category, American football, soccer, baseball and basketball. The other three sport included are tennis, ice hockey and volleyball. | ||
**Other sports are featured in the book as well, for instance: | **Other sports are featured in the book as well, for instance: | ||
