I'd love to know how you define "world wide". One quiz under this heading involved one question about Columbia and the other nine about US based sports. Hardly world wide! Given that we have to put up with the ridiculous UScentric quality of questions in just about every other catagory it would be nice for world wide to mean just that.

Hi quogequox

I'm not sure where you were looking, but in the category 'World' there are quite a few quizzes on the world plus there are links to 'world' sections in other categories such as geography, politics, religion, languages and literature. If in fact you were looking in 'world wide sports' there appear to be a few quizzes that aren't 'UScentric' either.

There are also a lot of other quizzes in most categories that cover all nationalities; history, brainteasers, education and just about everything else.

Granted, there is a higher proportion of US players on the site, however there are also a lot of other internationals as well who are creating quizzes all the time. In fact one of FunTrivia's most prolific quiz creators, thejazzkickazz, comes from the US and he creates quizzes on all topics in all categories worldwide. If you see the list of quizzes he has created then you will see what I mean.

I hope that this will point you in the right direction to find what you are looking for. I notice that your quizzes fall into a variety of categories which is great to see. Keep up the good work.

Cheers

Hi, Exit, you said it very well to your fellow countryman. And the creation of quizzes is spontaneous, there is no US, British or any country bias in the submission or acceptance of quizzes.
In my own quizzes, I myself try not to be too Americanocentric either, as that would be pretty silly of me, being more of a hybrid than anything else. But it isn't always easy.
One thing for certain is that I truly do not think the bias holds true here in the forums, but I don't believe you've posted very often here.
The people who've posted regularly here for the past months have, beyond a bit of good natured teasing and kidding around, shown amazing kindness towards their fellow English speaking members. If I have no idea what "no tipping" means on a roadside sign in the middle of the countryside in England then where else would I find an answer?
If I would like to know what Ayer's Rock is called in Alice Springs, where else would I go for an answer?

I was in your place at one time, as the press officer for an Australian sportsman and an Italian team and received posts from around the world and the Aussies assumed they were writing to other Aussies, the Italians the same and so on and so forth! The fans writing in assumed I was well aware of this or that in the Aussie sports' world, the British sportswriters were really really hard on me, and the Italians were wonderful but spoke very quickly as I translated simultaneously into English.
Lucky I'd visited your country and had Aussie friends prior to my job?

I think that though you have a point about the number of US sports quizzes, you still may create your own, labelling them specifically Australian, or whatever.

See you around,
Bruyere

Ditto to what they said. We put up what is submitted to us. Perhaps because this site is in English, that's why we don't have a lot of German, Kenyan, Argentinian or Iraqi quizzes. We're not biased, we just work with what is given to us.

.. the category was World Wide in Mixed Sports

quogequox,
have a look at it now, I think I've picked most of them up
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I agree with Lady Macbeth. This site is American, I think, and written in English, so the majority of members are going to be from those two countries. But, other countries also use English as the norm, so there's a lot of them as well. Then there's a lot of other Europeans too.
Then, I would think that most of the quizzes will be American or related countries based.