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The colour to mark calendar entries

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

Shows customised recent changes on a wiki page, or as RSS or Atom feed

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

Main colour that will be used in this site.

Secondary colour that will be used in this site.

The context title to use when determining extra CSS classes (e.g. link colours) when <var>$1prop</var> contains <var>linkclasses</var>.

Background colour inline style rule exists without a corresponding text colour

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

To compare certain revisions, select the revisions using the two coloured knobs.

The upper knob controls the newer revision, the lower knob maps to the older revision.

Move the knobs by drag and drop or clicking on the slider line.

Enable section editing by right-clicking on section titles

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.

You need to add yourself as an organiser when you first enable event registration.

Email me when a page or a file on my watchlist has changed

Font tag tries to change link colour

Font tag tries to change link colour

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:

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

"$1" is not recognised as a Boolean (true/false) value.

Notify me when someone categorises a page into or out of a category that I'm watching.

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

Developers should use the form below to propose a new OAuth 1.0a consumer (see the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Extension:OAuth extension documentation] for more details). After submitting this form, you will receive a token that your application will use to identify itself to MediaWiki. Depending on what capabilities you request, an OAuth administrator might need to approve your application before it can be authorised by other users.

A few recommendations and remarks:
* Try to use as few grants as possible. Avoid grants that are not actually needed now.
* Versions are of the form "major.minor.release" (the last two being optional) and increase as grant changes are needed.
* Please provide a public RSA key (in PEM format) if possible; otherwise a (less secure) secret token will have to be used.
* You can use a project ID to restrict the consumer to a single project on this site (use "*" for all projects).

You can't add more than $1 {{PLURAL:$1|organiser|organisers}}.

Restrict search to objects no larger than this, in metres.

Used for categorising pages, sets a default category sort key.