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Gives Editors the ability to review revisions and stabilise pages

Galleries in the userspace that consist mostly or entirely of "fair use" or non-free images. Wikipedia's non-free content policy prohibits the use of non-free content in userspace, even content that the user has uploaded; use of content in the public domain or under a free licence is acceptable. (U3)

Content serialisation format used for the input text.

Content serialisation format used for the input text.

The serialised object that is used as the data source.
A newly created entity will be assigned an 'id'.

Content colour

Content Licence

Content Licence

Edits the author labelled as minor.

The wikitext here is too short to be a licence

The wikitext you entered doesn't contain a valid licence template.

Get JSON content of the Sample.tab page localised to French

The licence is described by the following wikitext (must contain a valid [$2 copyright tag]):

Content background colour

Content text colour

Get JSON content of the Sample.tab page, localised to user's language

Revision $2 of page "$1" could not be unserialised. The revision was reported to use content model $3 serialised as $4.

Content serialisation failed: $1

Cookies (known as biscuits in the UK) are small baked treats that come in a wide array of flavours, shapes, and sizes.

This content is freely licenced.

If set, normalises TEI content

Content serialisation format used for the input text. Only valid when used with $1text.

Gives the additional CSS classes (e.g. link colours) used for links to this page if they were to appear on the page named by <var>$1linkcontext</var>.

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.

The file is under the following licence on the source site "$1": $2. Unfortunately, this wiki does not allow that licence.