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Unless there is some other meaning to C-sharp other than the musical reference I see no value.
Yeah, you could base a wiki on songs based in C# but if I rememebr correctly that isn't an easy kep to work with (7 sharps in major, 9 in minor (including Fx and Cx).
You could have fun with it, though, a wiki based on very complex concepts, or using all available resources (cinde in C# all nots are sharped naturally in Major, all are sharped, F and C are double sharped in Minor).
Yeah, you could base a wiki on songs based in C# but if I rememebr correctly that isn't an easy kep to work with (7 sharps in major, 9 in minor (including Fx and Cx).
You could have fun with it, though, a wiki based on very complex concepts, or using all available resources (cinde in C# all nots are sharped naturally in Major, all are sharped, F and C are double sharped in Minor).
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Not really confident on what value to put on this but I think it would rank high in search results for a newbie wanting to learn C# and they do a search for c# & wiki. On the negative side, there are tons of c# websites out there. If I owned this domain name, I'd develop a c# 101 type site that "teaches" at a high level what C# is and put up some ads such as adsense as well as direct marketing to educational institutions that have C# boot camp classes. Point is, you would have to develop to get any money out of this.
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