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A fact from SkyBridge Alternatives Conference appeared on Wikipedia's Main Page in the Did you know column on 23 June 2024 (check views). The text of the entry was as follows:
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Source: "SALT has become the largest hedge fund conference in the world." The Financial Times
ALT1: ... that the SkyBridge Alternatives Conference has been compared to the Super Bowl, but for hedge funds? Source: "In May, he invited Mr. Trump to make a surprise guest appearance at his SALT conference, which has been called the hedge fund Super Bowl." New York Times
ALT2: ... that the SkyBridge Alternatives Conference has hosted US Presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush? Source: "Scaramucci packed the Bellagio hotel's ballrooms each year by giving some 1,800 attendees access to former U.S. Presidents including Bill Clinton and George Bush, central bankers such as Ben Bernanke and hedge fund superstars Daniel Loeb, Ken Griffin and David Tepper. At night there were pool parties and private concerts." Reuters
ALT3: ... that the SkyBridge Alternatives Conference has diversified from hedge funds and features world leaders, concerts, and other talks? Source: WSJ "At night there were pool parties and private concerts." Reuters
ALT4: ... that John Fogerty played a show at the SkyBridge Alternatives Conference in 2019? Source: "In many ways, this year’s event was similar to the past. There were cocktail parties, panels, a concert from John Fogerty and an overwhelmingly male crowd. Roughly 1,950 people attended the conference, Skybridge said, more than expected after the event was canceled last year" WSJ
Overall: @TheSandDoctor: Nice work on this article. I notice that the article says "is considered by the New York Times to be "one of Wall Street’s most prominent gatherings"" twice in the lead. I would remove one of these as a duplicate, but this doesn't really affect the DYK review. Epicgenius (talk) 17:49, 8 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]
@Epicgenius: Thank you for the review and for pointing that out! I am not sure how I didn't notice that. I think that was supposed to be somewhat the start of the body but clearly in the wrong spot. I've re-arranged it now. Does that look better? --TheSandDoctorTalk18:12, 8 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]
@Epicgenius: Awesome. Thank you for the compliment, by the way! I was genuinely surprised an article didn't exist on this when I started digging. The largest conference of its kind as noted by the Financial Times (FT), a paper of record in its industry, and compared to the Super Bowl by NYT, and chronicled a decent amount by Reuters & WSJ was somehow missed. It really does make you wonder how much has been missed being recorded due to paywalls or just simply because there is so much going on at all times that some really big things just slip through the cracks. --TheSandDoctorTalk18:29, 8 June 2024 (UTC)[reply]
@TheSandDoctor: Nice work on this article. I notice that the article says "is considered by the New York Times to be "one of Wall Street’s most prominent gatherings"" twice in the lead. I would remove one of these as a duplicate, but this doesn't really affect the DYK review. Epicgenius (talk) 17:49, 8 June 2024 (UTC)