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last two weeks

Last 2 weeks

Time limit of user data (like "-2 weeks" or "2 weeks ago").

$1 {{PLURAL:$1|week|weeks}}

You need use correct time limit (like "-2 weeks" or "2 weeks ago").

{{PLURAL:$1|one week|$1 weeks}}

{{PLURAL:$1|$1 week|$1 weeks}}

1 hour:1 hour,1 day:1 day,1 week:1 week,2 weeks:2 weeks,1 month:1 month,3 months:3 months,6 months:6 months,1 year:1 year,infinite:infinite

I am satisfied with the recent (think, 1 to 2 weeks) speeds when using my wiki

2 hours:2 hours,1 day:1 day,3 days:3 days,1 week:1 week,2 weeks:2 weeks,1 month:1 month,3 months:3 months,6 months:6 months,1 year:1 year,indefinite:infinite

If specified, will block or reblock the user. Determines how long the block will last for, e.g. "5 months" or "2 weeks". If set to "infinite" or "indefinite" the block will never expire.

Type: {{PLURAL:$1|1=expiry|2=list of expiries}}.

May be relative (e.g. <kbd>5 months</kbd> or <kbd>2 weeks</kbd>) or absolute (e.g. <kbd>2014-09-18T12:34:56Z</kbd>). For no expiry, use $2.

Expiry values be relative (e.g. <kbd>5 months</kbd> or <kbd>2 weeks</kbd>) or absolute (e.g. <kbd>2014-09-18T12:34:56Z</kbd>). For no expiry, use <kbd>infinite</kbd>, <kbd>indefinite</kbd>, <kbd>infinity</kbd> or <kbd>never</kbd>.

Expiry time. May be relative (e.g. <kbd>5 months</kbd> or <kbd>2 weeks</kbd>) or absolute (e.g. <kbd>2014-09-18T12:34:56Z</kbd>). If set to <kbd>infinite</kbd>, <kbd>indefinite</kbd>, or <kbd>never</kbd>, the block will never expire.

This table shows {{GENDER:|your}} mentees whose account was created within the past two weeks or who have edited in the last six months, and have the [https://mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Growth/Feature_summary#NH newcomer homepage enabled]. Data is updated every three hours.

Expiry time. May be relative (e.g. <kbd>5 months</kbd> or <kbd>2 weeks</kbd>) or absolute (e.g. <kbd>2014-09-18T12:34:56Z</kbd>). If set to <kbd>infinite</kbd>, <kbd>indefinite</kbd>, or <kbd>never</kbd>, the block will never expire.

Expiry timestamps. May be relative (e.g. <kbd>5 months</kbd> or <kbd>2 weeks</kbd>) or absolute (e.g. <kbd>2014-09-18T12:34:56Z</kbd>). If only one timestamp is set, it will be used for all groups passed to the <var>$1add</var> parameter. Use <kbd>infinite</kbd>, <kbd>indefinite</kbd>, <kbd>infinity</kbd>, or <kbd>never</kbd> for a never-expiring user group.