Do a pre-save transform (PST) on the input, but don't parse it. Returns the same wikitext, after a PST has been applied. Only valid when used with <var>$1text</var>.

Do a pre-save transform on the input before parsing it. Only valid when used with text.

Perform a pre-save transform on the text before diffing it. Only valid when used with <var>$1difftotext</var>.

Only parse the content of this section number.

When <kbd>new</kbd>, parse <var>$1text</var> and <var>$1sectiontitle</var> as if adding a new section to the page.

<kbd>new</kbd> is allowed only when specifying <var>text</var>.

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

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

Paraphrased: The output wikitext after pre-save transform is applied to new_wikitext. Abuse filter syntax option in a dropdown from the group {{msg-mw|abusefilter-edit-builder-group-vars}}.

Parses content and returns parser output.

See the various prop-modules of <kbd>[[Special:ApiHelp/query|action=query]]</kbd> to get information from the current version of a page.

There are several ways to specify the text to parse:
# Specify a page or revision, using <var>$1page</var>, <var>$1pageid</var>, or <var>$1oldid</var>.
# Specify content explicitly, using <var>$1text</var>, <var>$1title</var>, and <var>$1contentmodel</var>.
# Specify only a summary to parse. <var>$1prop</var> should be given an empty value.

{{doc-apihelp-param|parse|pst}}

Parse the content of this page. Cannot be used together with <var>$1text</var> and <var>$1title</var>.

The pad "$1" has already been used before on this page; you can have many pads on a page, but only if they are different pads.

Content model of the input text. If omitted, $1title must be specified, and default will be the model of the specified title. Only valid when used with $1text.

This property must only be used when there is a statement on its value entity with the same property and this item as its value.

'''Your user account has not yet been migrated to the unified login system of {{int:Centralauth-groupname}}.'''

If you choose to migrate your accounts, you will be able to use the same username and password to log in to all wikis of {{int:Centralauth-groupname}} in all available languages.

If someone else has already taken your username on another site this will not disturb them, but it will give you a chance to work it out with them or with an administrator later.

This message immediately replaces the message {{msg-mw|Thanks-button-thank}} after it's pressed. It means that the thanking operation has been completed.

Same as {{msg-mw|Thanks-thanked}}, but the context is in a button.

Parameters:
* $1 - The user that is thanking, for gender
* $2 - The user that is being thanked, for gender
{{Identical|Thanked}}

A snapshot of version <b>$2</b> of the <b>$1</b> skin for MediaWiki <b>$3</b> has been created. Your download should start automatically in 5 seconds.

The URL for this snapshot is:
:$4
You can use this link to download the skin on any computer, but please do not bookmark it, since its contents will not be updated, and it may be deleted at a later date.

You should extract the tar archive's contents into the skins directory of your MediaWiki installation. For example, on a Unix-like OS:

<pre>
tar -xzf $5 -C /var/www/mediawiki/skins
</pre>

On Windows, you can use [http://www.7-zip.org/ 7-zip] to extract the files.

If your wiki is on a remote server, extract the files to a temporary directory on your local computer, and then upload '''all''' of the extracted files to the skins directory on the server.

After you have extracted the files, you will need to register the skin in LocalSettings.php. The skin documentation should have instructions on how to do this.

If you have any questions about this skin distribution system, please go to [[Extension talk:ExtensionDistributor]].

A snapshot of version <b>$2</b> of the <b>$1</b> extension for MediaWiki <b>$3</b> has been created. Your download should start automatically in 5 seconds.

The URL for this snapshot is:
:$4
You can use this link to download the extension on any computer, but please do not bookmark it, since its contents will not be updated, and it may be deleted at a later date.

You should extract the tar archive's contents into the extensions directory of your MediaWiki installation. For example, on a Unix-like OS:

<pre>
tar -xzf $5 -C /var/www/mediawiki/extensions
</pre>

On Windows, you can use [http://www.7-zip.org/ 7-zip] to extract the files.

If your wiki is on a remote server, extract the files to a temporary directory on your local computer, and then upload '''all''' of the extracted files to the extensions directory on the server.

After you have extracted the files, you will need to register the extension in LocalSettings.php. The extension documentation should have instructions on how to do this.

If you have any questions about this extension distribution system, please go to [[Extension talk:ExtensionDistributor]].

Success message after the page the user currently is on has been linked with an item. $1 holds a URL pointing to the item.

Wikis work best when you let as many people edit them as possible.
In MediaWiki, it is easy to review the recent changes, and to revert any damage that is done by naive or malicious users.

However, many have found MediaWiki to be useful in a wide variety of roles, and sometimes it is not easy to convince everyone of the benefits of the wiki way.
So you have the choice.

The <strong>{{int:config-profile-wiki}}</strong> model allows anyone to edit, without even logging in.
A wiki with <strong>{{int:config-profile-no-anon}}</strong> provides extra accountability, but may deter casual contributors.

The <strong>{{int:config-profile-fishbowl}}</strong> scenario allows approved users to edit, but the public can view the pages, including history.
A <strong>{{int:config-profile-private}}</strong> only allows approved users to view pages, with the same group allowed to edit.

More complex user rights configurations are available after installation, see the [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Manual:User_rights relevant manual entry].

The marker that appears on a comment if it has been archived.
* $1 - the name of the monitor who performed the archive
* $2 - the date when the archive occurred
* $3 - the time when the archive occurred
{{Related|Articlefeedbackv5-status}}

The marker that appears on a comment if it has been unarchived.
* $1 - the name of the monitor who performed the unarchive
* $2 - the date when the unarchive occurred
* $3 - the time when the unarchive occurred
{{Related|Articlefeedbackv5-status}}

This property must only be used when there is a statement on its value entity using the property with one of the values defined in the parameters.

{{Flagged Revs}}
Used when reviewing a revision.
When you review, you specify the template/file versions to use. The key given by the user must match a special hash salted with those parameters. This makes it so users can only use the template/file versions as shown on the form they submitted on, rather than sending their own arbitrary values.

Option to block the old username (after it has been renamed) from being used again.

This message is used as the contents of the column "Tracking category" on [[Special:TrackingCategories]] when a particular tracking category has been disabled.