The timestamp to start enumerating from.

The timestamp to start enumerating from.

The timestamp to stop enumerating at.

This layer type can {{PLURAL:$2|only be used with the $1 mapping service|be used with these mapping services: $1}}.

<p>Export a collection to a tab separated text format that you can import in OpenOffice.org, Excel or other spreadsheet software.<br />
Select a collection to export. In the languages text box, enter a comma separated list of ISO 639-3 languages codes. Start with the languages that you will be translating from (pick as many as you like) and finish with the ones you'll be translating to. Then click 'Create' to create the file.</p>

The consumer can only be used on project "$1".

Offset value (in UUID format) to start fetching topics at; used only with <kbd>newest</kbd> ordering

Text shown above a table containing links to other pages. Asks the user to confirm that the links are correct and should be linked with the current page.
The message string will only be used when there are multiple pages, still it has a count argument so it can use a correct plural parser function.

Parameters:
* $1 - the URL to the item which links to the shown pages
* $2 - the number of links to associated pages

The offset to start the result list from

The property must only be used with (no other than) the qualifiers defined in the parameters.

Text to be displayed on the marked as inappropriate post mask. Parameters:
* $1 - The feedback post id
* $2 - The name of the user who marked the post as inappropriate
* $3 - The relative timestamp: {{Doc-human-timestamp|12:00|10}}

Text to be displayed on the autohidden post mask. Parameters:
* $1 - The feedback post id
* $2 - The name of the user who hid the post
* $3 - The relative timestamp: {{Doc-human-timestamp|12:00|10}}

A message shown to users who have one or more proxies in their XFF header who's IP are blocked.

Refers to {{msg-mw|Emailuser}}.

Parameters:
* $1 - username, no GENDER support
* $2 - wikiname
* $3 - reason
* $4 - start timestamp of block; localized timestamp
* $5 - expiry timestamp of block; localized timestamp or the message {{msg-mw|Infiniteblock}}
* $6 - IP address which is blocked

Timestamp format to use for output, 'ISO_8601' or 'MW'.  'MW' is deprecated here, so all clients should switch to 'ISO_8601'.  This parameter will be removed, and 'ISO_8601' will become the only output format.

Bad resource name provided.
Resource names start with a-z, and can only contain a-z, 0-9, and - characters.

{{Optional}}
A header for all pages whose titles start with a number. This is used on category pages. This should only be translated if your language uses a different method to indicate a range of numbers (other than a dash).
* $1 – 0 (or localized equivalent)
* $2 – 9 (or localized equivalent)

A message shown to users who have one or more proxies in their XFF header who's IP are blocked.

Refers to {{msg-mw|Emailuser}} and is a customised version of {{msg-mw|globalblocking-ipblocked-xff}}.

Parameters:
* $1 - username
* $2 - wikiname
* $3 - reason
* $4 - start timestamp of block; localized timestamp
* $5 - expiry timestamp of block; localized timestamp or the message {{msg-mw|Infiniteblock}}
* $6 - IP address which is blocked

'''One or more proxy servers used by your request is globally blocked'''

The block was made by $1 ($2).
The reason given is ''$3''.

* Start of block: $4
* Expiration of block: $5

You can contact $1 to discuss the block.
You cannot use the "{{int:emailuser}}" feature unless a valid email address is specified in your [[Special:Preferences|account preferences]] and you have not been blocked from using it.
The blocked proxy address was $6.
Please include all above details in any queries you make.

Literal data field for a point in time. Given as a date and time with some precision and boundaries. The time is saved internally in the specified calendar model.
* time – explicit value for point in time, represented as a timestamp resembling ISO 8601, e.g. +2013-01-01T00:00:00Z. The year is always signed and padded to have between 4 and 16 digits.
* timezone – explicit value as a signed integer. Timezone information as an offset from UTC in minutes.
* before – explicit integer value for how many units after the given time it could be. The unit is given by the precision.
* after – explicit integer value for how many units before the given time it could be. The unit is given by the precision.
* precision – explicit value encoded in a shortint. The numbers have the following meaning: 0 - billion years, 1 - hundred million years, ..., 6 - millennium, 7 - century, 8 - decade, 9 - year, 10 - month, 11 - day, 12 - hour, 13 - minute, 14 - second.
* calendarmodel – explicit value given as a URI. It identifies the calendar model of the timestamp.

A shell account name is required.
It must start with a-z, and can only contain lowercase a-z, 0-9, and - characters.

Label for a link to [[mw:How to contribute]] in the page footer. "Developer" means "software developer", not editor or contributor; feel free to replace the word with another which can be used in your language to call people with technical interest.

{{Identical|Developer}}