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The value $1 was not recognised as a valid set of coordinates.

This is the creator of the event, other organisers can not remove this user.

no valid value recognised

The preparse value "$1" is unrecognised.

The value you specified is not a recognised time. Try using HH:MM:SS format.

The authorisation headers in your request are not valid: $1

None of the organiser of this event are facilitators of the course $1.

The client is not authorised to request an authorisation code using this method.

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

The value you specified is not a recognised date. Try using YYYY-MM-DD format.

The authorisation headers in your request are not valid for $1

Or you can specific a global licence below that will be applied to all items in the batch upload. This value can be a free text value or a MediaWiki template. If this field has a value in it then any metadata value mapped to the permission parameter will be ignored.

When you edit this page, you agree to release your contribution according to the licence specified in the <code>licence</code> field.

The course $1 is not connected to this event, and therefore it cannot be synchronised.

This {{GENDER:$1|user}} is not allowed to organise events.

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

The action specified, <kbd>$1</kbd>, is not recognised.

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

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

Per the [[Foundation:Special:MyLanguage/Policy:Universal_Code_of_Conduct|Universal Code of Conduct]], unacceptable behaviour includes but is not limited to:

Literal data field for a quantity that relates to some kind of well-defined unit. The actual unit goes in the data values that is entered.
* amount – implicit part of the string (mapping of unit prefix is unclear)
* unit – implicit part of the string that defaults to "1" (mapping to standardising body is unclear)
* upperbound - quantity's upper bound
* lowerbound - quantity's lower bound

This is displayed to users of your app during authorisation.

Return distance in metres from the geographical coordinates of every valid result from the given coordinates.

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

Allows setting the coordinates of the map's centre for display_point(s).
Accepts both addresses and coordinates.
When this property is not provided, the map will centre itself on the provided marker, or between the provided markers.