How do static events compare to non-static events in C#?

Question

I just realized static events exist - and I\'m curious how people use them. I wonder how the relative comparison holds up to static vs. instance methods. For instance, a s

Answer 1

Static members are not "global," they are simply members of the class, not of class instances. This is as true for events as it is for methods, properties, fields, etc.

I can't give an example for using a static event, because I generally don't find static members to be useful in most cases. (They tend to hint at anti-patterns, like Singleton.)