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Existing expiration time: infinite

Multiplied infinite and zero

Divided with infinite divisor

Divided with infinite dividend

Modulus with infinite divisor

Modulus with infinite dividend

Added two values where one is infinite

Added two infinite values of opposite direction

Added two infinite values of similar direction

Subtracted two values where one is infinite

Subtracted two infinite values of opposite direction

Subtracted two infinite values of similar direction

Multiplied two infinite values of opposite direction

Multiplied two infinite values of similar direction

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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.

Expiry timestamps. If only one timestamp is set, it'll be used for all protections. Use <kbd>infinite</kbd>, <kbd>indefinite</kbd>, <kbd>infinity</kbd>, or <kbd>never</kbd>, for a never-expiring protection.

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.

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.