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Email me when my user talk page has changed

Adds a dialogue allowing the insertion of magic words and tags

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

Date and time of digitising

Reporting user: $1
Reported user: $2
$3: $4

Behaviours: $5
Details: $6

Email $1: $7

The selected date doesn't match the licence ($1).

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

Adds a trail of breadcrumbs to the page to show the path of users through the wiki.

The selected date likely isn't correct, given the licence ($1).

Adds the [http://www.addthis.com AddThis widget] to the sidebar and displays a toolbar on page headers which can be reproduced anywhere by inserting the <nowiki><addthis /></nowiki> tag

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

The venue address will be made available by the {{PLURAL:$1|organiser|organisers}}.

The venue address will be made available by the {{PLURAL:$1|organiser|organisers}}.

The value you specified is not a recognised date and time. Try using YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format.

Adds coloured panel for a tip

Adds coloured panel for a note

Please notice that your statement will show 'Global Collect' as the recipient of this gift. Global Collect is authorised to accept and process payments on behalf of Wikimedia Foundation. Remember to include the reference number provided here on your bank transfer and feel free to email $1 if you have any questions or concerns.

Change the appearance of the page's font size, width, and colour

Set your author name and the default licence.

Adds coloured panel for an important note

Adds coloured panel for a success note

Adds coloured panel for a warning note

Choose a title for the userbox, add text (or an image) and colour to the left and right side, and press create! It's that easy!

Manage and personalise the list of pages you track.

A staple of diners and fast-food restaurants, cheeseburgers were first popularised in the United States during the 1920s and 30s.