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Articles in these subcategories contain statements that may become dated. The statements may need to be updated, removed or edited for perspective. Articles containing older statements are more likely to be dated. This is not a backlog; not all articles included in this category will need updating at this point in time.
Use {{As of}} to mark all individual statements that may become dated, this will automatically add them to the appropriate categories. Wherever possible, use {{Update after}} to mark exactly when statements will need updating in addition to using {{As of}}.
See also
- Wikipedia:As of for details of dealing with statements that date quickly.
- Wikipedia:Avoid statements that will date quickly for guidelines on using precise language when dealing with information that may date quickly.
- Category:Wikipedia articles in need of updating and the accompanying {{Update after}} template.
Subcategories
This category has the following 21 subcategories, out of 21 total.
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