Then again, others are not (e.g. he references the abolishment of compulsory military service in 2011). I think the article is still under constant editing, it's just not possible to catch up with everything at once.
This might be true. But a lot of info is clearly biased toward a negative image on Germany, when it comes to the outdated information.
So for example regarding privacy and data that is kept by you ISP - nothing on recent developement to abolish the 6-month periode in germany, as well as nothing on the recent developement in the US.
Just an example, but a lot of this comparison makes Germany look worse than it actually is.
disclaimer: I am from Germany and I really do not like a lot of things, that do go totally wrong here (imho).
"By Axel Boldt, 1995-2010." - most of it seems to be from 1995. The section about "communism and socialism" (not really major topics these days) also suggests that this is rather old.
I feel like people are giving the impression that because some of the material is dated it is worth less. This is simply not true. I found the first two sections very interesting.
