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[[$1]] has been moved.
It was automatically updated and now it redirects to [[$2]].

<strong>"$1" has been moved to "$2"</strong>

The page $1 has been moved to $2.

Automatically fixing double redirect from [[$1]] to [[$2]] in a maintenance job

Double redirects

Your IP address has been blocked automatically, because it was used by a blocked user.

The maximum of $1 {{PLURAL:$1|page|pages}} has been moved and no more will be moved automatically.

You can prevent this redirect from being updated automatically when the page to which it redirects is moved, in the very rare case that this is needed.

The page "$1" has been moved

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{{GENDER:$1|User}} "$1" already exists and has been updated.

It was rated:

The thread was moved to $1: $2.

The file "$1" has been updated

The revision is not available. It has not been created yet, or it has already been deleted.

This request has been successfully marked as public. It is now publicly viewable.

Your watchlist has been updated.

Your vote has been updated.

A redirect has been created.

This request has been successfully locked. It can no longer be edited and comments cannot be added to it.

$1 has been added to $2

{{SITENAME}} page $1 has been {{GENDER:$2|moved}} by $2

{{GENDER:$1|User}} "$1" already exists and has not been updated.

Additionally, [[:$1]] has been deleted because it no longer has any visible revisions and its content model does not support leaving redirects.

$1 ($2 {{PLURAL:$2|redirect|redirects}}; $3 {{PLURAL:$3|non-redirect|non-redirects}})