The upload succeeded, but the server could not get a preview thumbnail.

When querying the API for auto-completion fails, this message contains more detailed information about the error. $1 is the actual server error response or jQuery error code (e.g. when the server did not respond).

Information about the group

This is not a true exif tag, but the contents of the JPEG COM segment. This often contains a file source, but can potentially contain any comment about the file. This is similar to {{msg-mw|exif-usercomment}}, {{msg-mw|exif-pngfilecomment}}, and {{msg-mw|exif-giffilecomment}}.

Tell the user the connection to twitter oauth server did not work.

Used to indicate that the upload process is complete, but the server is still processing files.

Hint the the user did not enter anything

Upload error. Parameters:
* $1 - the extension of the uploaded file
* $2 - the MIME type of the uploaded file

Text that displays under the heading "Information about the file" if no information/description could be found.

This warning is shown when trying to upload a file that does not exist, but has previously been deleted.

Parameters:
* $1 - a link to the deletion log, with the text from {{msg-mw|deletionlog}}

Get information about the current user.

Get additional information about the current user.

Information list about the loaded extensions

The username to get information about.

The application has not requested any permissions.

Error message informing the user that their file is too large to upload. Parameters:
* $1 - the maximum file size
* $2 - the size of the file they tried to upload
These two parameters use any one of the following messages:
** {{msg-mw|Size-bytes}}
** {{msg-mw|Size-kilobytes}}
** {{msg-mw|Size-megabytes}}
** {{msg-mw|Size-gigabytes}}

{{doc-important|''thumb'' is a magic word. Leave it untranslated!}}
Shown on [[Special:Upload]]. Parameters:
* $1 - link to the page
This message is displayed if a description page exists, but a file with the same name does not yet exists, and a user tries to upload a file with that name. In that case the description page is not changed, even if the uploading user specifies a description with the upload.

The file does not have any [{{MediaWiki:Commonsmetadata-doc-url}} machine-readable] license template.

Error message, when data about the content namespaces could not be fetched from the wiki.

Error shown when the file chosen by the user existed on the wiki before, but was deleted.

Only fetch the upload status for the given file key.

Label "Source/Photographer" at [[Commons:Template:Artwork]]. Field holds information about source of the file or the photographer. For example it might be website or book name where the image come from, or the name of the photographer that took the picture.

Title of the upload dialog box
{{Identical|Upload file}}

Short descriptive title of a some-value snak (see [[d:Wikidata:Glossary]]) used in a drop-down menu allowing to select the snak type when adding or editing a snak. The drop-down menu can be opened by clicking an anchor right next to the input element(s) used to specify a claim's value. Although this is regarded a 'special', seldom used feature, the term 'snak' should be avoided here since the concept of snaks is a technical abstraction that does not give any additional meaning within the user interface. The basic meaning of this option is that a value exists but it is unknown.

You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).