Germany's nationwide emergency warning day sees bumpy rollout

Re:Germany's nationwide emergency warning day sees bumpy rol... by qayxc on Friday September 11, 2020 @06:20AM (#24441069)

> In the future, the government plans on making the tests an annual event, designating September 10 as emergency alarm test day.

That's factually incorrect. The nationwide alarm test day is designated to be the 2nd Thursday of September - the actual date will naturally differ from year to to year.

This is just sloppy journalism.

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Re:Germany's nationwide emergency warning day sees bumpy rol... by dewey on Friday September 11, 2020 @06:25AM (#24441109)

Please don't use the code tags for quoting. It makes it very hard to read on mobile and in case it's a longer sentence the overflow is non-obvious on a bigger screen too.

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Re:Germany's nationwide emergency warning day sees bumpy rol... by johnnyfaehell on Friday September 11, 2020 @08:16AM (#24441855)

They used the standard syntax used to quote? It doesn't appear to be edited.

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Re:Germany's nationwide emergency warning day sees bumpy rol... by dewey on Friday September 11, 2020 @08:24AM (#24441926)

It got edited and is now fixed. You don't see if something got edited if you don't manually add "Edit" to the post.

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