Which operation to perform:
;create:Create a new change tag for manual use.
;delete:Remove a change tag from the database, including removing the tag from all revisions, recent change entries and log entries on which it is used.
;activate:Activate a change tag, allowing users to apply it manually.
;deactivate:Deactivate a change tag, preventing users from applying it manually.

The title of a log which contains entries related to applying and removing change tags from individual revisions or log entries. "Tag" here refers to the same thing as {{msg-mw|tags-tag}}.

The title of a log which contains entries related to the management of change tags. This includes creation and deletion of the tags themselves. "Tag" here refers to the same thing as {{msg-mw|tags-tag}}.

{{optional}}
Variant Option for wikis with variants conversion enabled.

Note that <code>sr-ec</code> is not a conforming BCP47 language tag. Wikis should be migrated by:
* allowing it only as a legacy alias of the preferred tag <code>sr-cyrl</code> (possibly insert a tracking category in templates as long as they must support the legacy tag),
* making the new tag the default to look first, before looking for the old tag,
* moving the translations to the new code by renaming them,
* checking links in source pages still using the legacy tag to change it to the new tag,
* possibly cleanup the redirect pages.

{{optional}}
Variant Option for wikis with variants conversion enabled.

Note that <code>sr-el</code> is not a conforming BCP47 language tag. Wikis should be migrated by:
* allowing it only as a legacy alias of the preferred tag <code>sr-latn</code> (possibly insert a tracking category in templates as long as they must support the legacy tag),
* making the new tag the default to look first, before looking for the old tag,
* moving the translations to the new code by renaming them,
* checking links in source pages still using the legacy tag to change it to the new tag,
* possibly cleanup the redirect pages.

{{doc-abusefilter-action}}

The edit or change can be 'tagged' with a particular tag, which will be shown on Recent Changes, contributions, logs, new pages, history, and everywhere else. 

This is a verb in the imperative form.

{{Identical|Tag}}

A short description of the contenttranslation revision tag. It appears in the edit summary when a translated page is created. It doesn't have to be CamelCase. The link target must remain <nowiki>{{MediaWiki:cx-descriptionpagelink}}</nowiki>. To customize the actual page to which it points, change the MediaWiki:cx-descriptionpagelink message on your wiki.

Error message displayed on [[Special:Tags]] when a user attempts to manually create a change tag reserved by OAuth.

"It" refers to a tag.

This is the second paragraph (not always shown) of an explanation to tell users what they are about to do. The first paragraph is probably {{msg-mw|tags-delete-explanation-initial}}.

Parameters:
* $1 - the code name of the tag that is about to be deleted
* $2 - the number of places the tag is used. The value is the sum of (revisions + log entries) where the tag is used.

Used in InsertMagic extension, tag description for "creates a list of pages which are on your watchlist and have a non-sighted change".
{{Related|Bs-tag-desc}}

A "regular expression" is a syntax to find strings based on patterns, for more see [[wikipedia:Regular expression|the Wikipedia article]].

More notes:
* "Regular expression" is mostly a programmer tool, which is sometimes exposed to normal users too. It's almost as a programming language, but it is used to describe different kinds of strings (sometimes also called patterns and pattern matching), and is often used to change (parts of) the strings,  too.

If this option is enabled, users have to confirm their email address using a link sent to them whenever they set or change it.
Only authenticated email addresses can receive emails from other users or change notification emails.
Setting this option is <strong>recommended</strong> for public wikis because of potential abuse of the email features.

A prompt for users to change the page for which they wish to see a cite. See also {{msg-mw|citethispage-change-submit}}.

{{Identical|Page}}

Header for box prompting users to change from one-time donation to a recurring monthly donation.

A button for users to change the page for which they will see a cite. See also {{msg-mw|citethispage-change-target}}.

{{Identical|Cite}}

Short change tag description. for edits coming directly from the mobile website.

See also:
* {{msg-mw|Tag-mobile web edit}}

{{Flagged Revs}}
Page title of Special:Stabilization, which lets admins change how the stable version is used for a page and who can review it.

'''Warning:''' You are editing a page which is used to provide interface text for the software.
Changes to this page will affect the appearance of the user interface for other users on this wiki.
To add or change translations for all wikis, please use [https://translatewiki.net/ translatewiki.net], the MediaWiki localisation project.

Parameters:
* $1 - a browser-supplied error message, probably in English, possibly in the browser language.

A "regular expression" is a syntax to find strings based on patterns, for more see [[wikipedia:Regular expression|the Wikipedia article]].

Regular expressions are mostly a programmer tool, which is sometimes exposed to normal users too.

It's almost as a programming language, but it is used to describe different kinds of strings (sometimes also called patterns and pattern matching), and is often used to change (parts of) the strings too.

It will be removed from {{PLURAL:$2|$2 revision or log entry|all $2 revisions and/or log entries}} to which it is currently applied.

Item in the formatting dropdown for preformatted text

"Pre-formatted" is the formal term for this kind of formatting - see [http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/html3/literal.html this page from W3C] from 1997; roughly, it means "mono-spaced font, white space is listened to". The text retains all its other styling, though, and if you change it to a format that is more regular (like paragraph or eventually blockquote) you should still get all the styling retained as before.
{{Related|Visualeditor-formatdropdown}}
{{Identical|Preformatted}}

Followed by any one of the following messages:
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change new thread}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change reply created}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change deleted}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change undeleted}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change moved}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change split}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change edited subject}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change merged from}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change merged to}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change split from}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change edited summary}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change root blanked}}
* {{msg-mw|Lqt change edited root}}
Parameters:
* $1 - (Optional) a timestamp (for backward compatibility)
* $2 - a date
* $3 - a time

Short change tag name for edits coming directly from the mobile website.

See also:
* {{msg-mw|Tag-mobile web edit-description}}

Message used as title and page header on [[Special:RecentChangesLinked]] (needs an argument like "/Main Page").

Related changes are all recent change to pages that are linked from ''this page''.

This message is followed by {{msg-mw|Recentchangeslinked-feed}}.

Parameters:
* $1 - the name of the page for which related changes are shown

Using the form below will rename a page, moving all of its history to the new name.
The old title will become a redirect page to the new title.
Be sure to check for [[Special:DoubleRedirects|double]] or [[Special:BrokenRedirects|broken redirects]].
You are responsible for making sure that links continue to point where they are supposed to go.

Note that the page will <strong>not</strong> be moved if there is already a page at the new title, unless it is a redirect and has no past edit history.
This means that you can rename a page back to where it was renamed from if you make a mistake, and you cannot overwrite an existing page.

<strong>Note:</strong>
This can be a drastic and unexpected change for a popular page;
please be sure you understand the consequences of this before proceeding.