Gets the sources of the tag, which may include <samp>extension</samp> for extension-defined tags and <samp>manual</samp> for tags that may be applied manually by users.

"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.

Whether the tag is still being applied.

Adds the number of revisions and log entries that have this tag.

Get basic information about review flag configuration for this site.

The following parameters are returned for each tag:
;name:The key name of this tag.
;levels:Number of levels the tag has (above "not tagged").
;tier2:Level the tag must reach for a revision to be tier 2 (quality).
;tier3:Level the tag must reach for a revision to be tier 3 (pristine).
Flagged revisions have an assigned level for each tag. The highest tier that all the tags meet is the review tier of the entire revision.

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}}.

Description of the 'input' part of a tag extension. The 'input' is everything that is placed between the opening and the closing element of the tag extension

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.

Tag to create, delete, activate or deactivate. For tag creation, the tag must not exist. For tag deletion, the tag must exist. For tag activation, the tag must exist and not be in use by an extension. For tag deactivation, the tag must be currently active and manually defined.

Used in InsertMagic extension, tag description for displays the number of users.
{{Related|Bs-tag-desc}}

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 description of the tag management log. "Tag" here refers to the same thing as {{msg-mw|tags-tag}}.

The description of the tag log. "Tag" here refers to the same thing as {{msg-mw|tags-tag}}.

The following {{PLURAL:$2|tag is|tags are}} not allowed to be manually applied: $1

Description of a 'parameter' part of a tag extension. A 'parameter' is everything that is defined using attributes of the tag extension's element.

Parameters:
* $1 - the name of the attribute

The tag "$1" is not allowed to be manually applied.

Used in InsertMagic extension, tag description for displays the number of pages.
{{Related|Bs-tag-desc}}

Error message seen via the API when a user tries to apply more than one tag that is not properly defined.

Parameters:
* $1 - comma-separated list of tag names
* $2 - number of tags

Error message seen via the API when a user tries to add more than one tag that is not properly defined.

Parameters:
* $1 - comma-separated list of tag names
* $2 - number of tags

Error message seen via the API when a user tries to remove more than one tag that is not properly defined.

Parameters:
* $1 - comma-separated list of tag names
* $2 - number of tags

{{Logentry|[[Special:Log/managetags]]}}
*$4 - tag name
* $5 - number of revisions + log entries that were tagged with the tag

Error message seen via the API when a user tries to apply a single tag that is not properly defined. This message is only ever used in the case of 1 tag.

Parameters:
* $1 - tag name

Error message seen via the API when a user tries to remove a single tag that is not properly defined. This message is only ever used in the case of 1 tag.

Parameters:
* $1 - tag name

Error message seen via the API when a user tries to add a single tag that is not properly defined. This message is only ever used in the case of 1 tag.

Parameters:
* $1 - tag name

Used in InsertMagic extension, tag description for renders the number of currently logged in users.
{{Related|Bs-tag-desc}}