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Check a username against AntiSpoof's normalisation checks.

Name of organisation:

Unrecognised thumb name.

Licence: <span class="apihelp-unknown">unknown</span>

Company or organisation name

Project name not recognised: $1.

Set your author name and the default licence.

Add the username of other organisers to give them permission to manage this event.

User notified of global name conflict in preparation for SUL finalisation.

This wiki farm is unifying usernames across all projects. This username was identified as being in use in other wikis and must be changed in order to finalise this unification. As a result, you must select a new username.

Check which IP addresses are used by a given username or which usernames are used by a given IP address.

The Creative Commons licence chooser gave no result.
Enter the licence name manually.

Unrecognised topic {{PLURAL:$2|name|names}} for the <kbd>growtharticletopic:</kbd> keyword: $1

Unrecognised topic {{PLURAL:$2|name|names}} for the <kbd>articletopic:</kbd> keyword: $1

There seems to be a problem with your login session;
this action has been cancelled as a precaution against session hijacking.
Please resubmit the form.

Input to MediaWiki should be NFC-normalised UTF-8. MediaWiki may attempt to convert other input, but this may cause some operations (such as [[Special:ApiHelp/edit|edits]] with MD5 checks) to fail.

Parameters that take multiple values are normally submitted with the values separated using the pipe character, e.g. <kbd>param=value1|value2</kbd> or <kbd>param=value1%7Cvalue2</kbd>. If a value must contain the pipe character, use U+001F (Unit Separator) as the separator ''and'' prefix the value with U+001F, e.g. <kbd>param=%1Fvalue1%1Fvalue2</kbd>.

Some parameter types in API requests need further explanation:

*Common block reasons
** Inserting false information
** Removing content from pages
** Spamming links to external sites
** Inserting nonsense/gibberish into pages
** Intimidating behaviour/harassment
** Abusing multiple accounts
** Unacceptable username

Enter a page name to see changes on the pages linked to or from that page. (To see members of a category, enter "{{ns:category}}:Name of category"). Changes to pages on [[Special:Watchlist|your Watchlist]] are highlighted in <strong>bold</strong>.

If you already have an account on {{SITENAME}}, you can [[Special:UserLogin|log in]] with your username and password as usual.
To use OpenID in future, you can [[Special:OpenIDConvert|convert your account to OpenID]] after you have logged in normally.

<strong>Public registration:</strong> Show your username on a public participant list. Your contributions during the event may be included by the organisers on the [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Programs_%26_Events_Dashboard Programs & Events Dashboard] or other tools to collect statistics.

Check the "License" header on the side of the Flickr page. Both the icons and licence name that they used have to match one of the choices here.

Check this box if we may display your name, country and personal message publicly, and to release your personal message under a [//creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/ CC0 licence] (optional).

<strong>Private registration:</strong> Only the event organisers can see your username in the participant list. Your contributions during the event may be excluded by the organisers on the [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Programs_%26_Events_Dashboard Programs & Events Dashboard] or other tools to collect statistics.

Page title (including the localised namespace name). Required unless doing batch creation. Human-readable format (spaces not underscores) is recommended. The API treats titles as raw strings; normalisation (such as title casing) is left to the clients.

'''Discouraged:''' WebAuthn (Web Authentication) is a web standard published by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). WebAuthn is a core component of the FIDO2 Project under the guidance of the FIDO Alliance. The goal of the project is to standardise an interface for authenticating users to web-based applications and services using public-key cryptography. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebAuthn Read more]. Please note that you will need to login to the same wiki where you originally registered your verification device. You also have to configure your browser to accept cookies from all the other sister wikis. If you do not know how to do this, you might not be able to login. This method is therefore not advisable for most users right now.