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Exif data

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Lists Exif metadata for the version of the image.

Error, it is not a date (example '2021-11-20'): $1

EXIF metadata in this file may contain location or other personal data automatically added by your camera. [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Exif Learn more] about how to edit or remove EXIF metadata.

Error, it is not a date with the type xsd:date (example '2021-11-20'): $1

Error, it is not a number with the type xsd:decimal (example '20.25' or '20'): $1

Author
Title
Year|Year of publication
Publisher
Source
Image|Cover image
Pages||20
Remarks||10

Error, it is not a date/datetime (example '2021-11-20' or '2021-10-20T14:14:52+00:00'): $1

"$1" records the file's EXIF data. It is provided by the [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:Semantic_Extra_Special_Properties Semantic Extra Special Properties] extension.

Lists Exif metadata for the version of the file. If the file has been revision deleted, a <samp>filehidden</samp> property will be returned.

Templated parameters support cases where an API module needs a value for each value of some other parameter. For example, if there were an API module to request fruit, it might have a parameter <var>fruits</var> to specify which fruits are being requested and a templated parameter <var>{fruit}-quantity</var> to specify how many of each fruit to request. An API client that wants 1 apple, 5 bananas, and 20 strawberries could then make a request like <kbd>fruits=apples|bananas|strawberries&apples-quantity=1&bananas-quantity=5&strawberries-quantity=20</kbd>.

After the batch preview, in step 3, GWToolset uploads the remaining records in your batch upload via background jobs. The mediafile throttle controls the number of mediafile requests Wikimedia Commons will make against your mediafile server each time a background job is run. You can set the mediafile throttle between 1-20. For example, if the total number of records in your batch upload is 100 and you set the throttle to 20, Wikimedia Commons will run 5 background jobs in order to process your entire batch upload. The time between each background upload job varies depending on server load and configuration. We anticipate that on Wikimedia Commons a GWToolset background job will run at least every 5 minutes.

Here is the list of email domains allowed for editors of this wiki.
Each line designates an email suffix that is given access for editing.
This should be formatted with one suffix per line.
For example:<div style="width: 20%; padding:5px; border: 1px solid grey;"><code>example.com<br />mail.example.net</code></div>
This would allow edits from anyone with the email address <code>whatever@example.com</code> or <code>whatever@mail.example.net</code>
<strong>Enter the allowed domains in the text box, and click "{{int:saveprefs}}".</strong>

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