Search translations

Ranking based solely on query dependent features (for debug only).

Adds a [[Special:NukeDPL|special page]] for mass deletion by DPL query

Retrieve information about the category page for categories beginning <kbd>List</kbd>.

List the top revision for recently changed pages on the watchlist of the current user.

A revision number, a page title, or a page ID for both "from" and "to" must be passed.

Nuke pages by Dynamic Page List queries

You must give a reason for this query.

categories only

$2 is not the latest version of the page [[:$1]].
Only latest versions can be marked for translation.

Indefinite expiry only

Authorised editors only

Subphrase matching (recommended for longer page titles)

Use <kbd>[[Special:ApiHelp/compare|action=compare]]</kbd> instead. Text to diff each revision to. Only diffs a limited number of revisions. Overrides <var>$1diffto</var>. If <var>$1section</var> is set, only that section will be diffed against this text.

Bulleted list

Allows embedding a form for new page creation

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

Licence for captions contributions only (this applies to caption text, NOT the file)

Query recent changes

View candidate list

for the circle should be defined only two parameters, the coordinates of the centre and the radius. But specified {{PLURAL:$1|one parameter|$1 parameters}}

Get page information about the pages returned for a search for <kbd>meaning</kbd>.

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

Find common range and affected IP addresses for a list of IP addresses

Selected accounts will be blocked indefinitely, with autoblocking of IP addresses enabled and account creation disabled.
IP addresses will be blocked for one week for anonymous users only and account creation will be disabled.

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