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Provides a personalised list of the last visited pages

Manage and personalise the list of pages you track.

<strong>Note:</strong> if we grant a trademark permission, we may list your use in a public list of authorised uses.

Parameter "$1" must be one of the valid licence codes, for example $2

List of groups and their messages that had errors during synchronisation:

The colour to display for each date property (example: "Start date=>green,End date=>#09c")

<b>Example:</b> Author: Midjourney AI; Photograph by Ansel Adams; colourised with Colorme AI, etc.

You need to enable JavaScript in order to see the full list of organisers.

Displays a list of all default and localised settings that are relevant to the Semantic MediaWiki environment. For details on individual settings, please consult the [https://www.semantic-mediawiki.org/wiki/Help:Configuration configuration] help page.

<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.

<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.

An article about a real person, individual animal(s), organisation (for example, a band, club, or company, not including educational institutions), or web content that does not indicate why its subject is important or significant. This is distinct from verifiability and reliability of sources, and is a lower standard than notability. (A7)

This page shows a list of active languages in {{SITENAME}},
together with the names of the translators working on that language.
A translator's name appears larger, the more edits the translator has contributed.
The colour of an underline indicates how recently a translator has been active here.

This page is derived from the page [$1 $2] on [$3 $4] in its revision from $8 at $9 (UTC). There, it is published under the CC BY-SA 3.0 licence. More details and the full list of contributors can be found on the associated [$5 history page]. Wikitravel contributors are marked by the prefix $6.

Use the form below to block write access from a specific IP address or username.
This should be done only to prevent vandalism and in accordance with [[{{MediaWiki:Policy-url}}|policy]].
Fill in a specific reason below (for example, citing particular pages that were vandalised).
You can block IP address ranges using the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classless_Inter-Domain_Routing CIDR] syntax; the largest allowed range is /$1 for IPv4 and /$2 for IPv6.

The following is a list of grants with their associated access to user rights. Users can authorise applications to use their account, but with limited permissions based on the grants the user gave to the application. An application acting on behalf of a user cannot actually use rights that the user does not have however.
There may be [[{{MediaWiki:Listgrouprights-helppage}}|additional information]] about individual rights.

Newcomers are automatically assigned to mentors who are categorised as "Automatically assigned mentors" in the [[Special:ManageMentors|list of mentors]]. A mentor can also update their settings in the Mentor dashboard to only claim mentees manually, and then they are categorised there as "Manually assigned mentors". The ideal number of mentors is: one mentor for each group of 500 new accounts, with a minimum of 3 mentors. Mentees can also receive encouraging messages from established editors, which can improve new editor retention.

The Personalised praise module surfaces praiseworthy new editors to their mentor, to help productive new editors feel more engaged and involved in the community.

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# If a page contains one of these templates then its search score is multiplied by the configured percentage.
# Changes to this take effect immediately.
# Syntax is as follows:
#  * Everything from a "#" character to the end of the line is a comment.
#  * Every non-blank line is the exact template name to boost, namespace, case and everything, followed by a "|" character followed by a number followed by a "%" character.
# Examples of good lines:
# Template:Good|150%
# Template:Very Very Good|300%
# Template:Bad|50%
# Examples of non-working lines:
# Template:Foo|150.234234% # no decimal points allowed!
# Foo|150% # technically works, but for transclusions of the Foo page from the main namespace
# You can test configuration changes by performing a query prefixed with boost-templates:"XX" where XX is all of the templates you want to boost separated by spaces instead of line breaks.
# Queries that specify boost-templates:"XX" ignore the contents of this field.
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