Delytit file versions will still kith in the file histerie, bit pairts o thair content will be onaccessible til the publeec.

Message the user gets when the file description page he entered does not exist, but the actual file does.

In this case, the file will be deleted, but this action will not be logged because a log entry was presumably already created when the description page was deleted by some other script.

Parameters:
* $1 - page title

If you restore the page, all revisions will be restored to the history.
If a new page with the same name has been created since the deletion, the restored revisions will appear in the prior history.

This checkbox allows you to re-upload media for an item that has already been uploaded to the wiki. If the item already exists because of one of your previous uploads, an additional media file will be added to the wiki. If someone else has already uploaded a new version of the media file, then your new upload will be ignored. If the media file does not yet exist in the wiki, it will be uploaded whether this checkbox is checked or not.

Tooltip that identifies the description of a file in the media viewer. Used instead of {{msg-mw|multimediaviewer-title-popup-text}} when the name is too long and has to be truncated (and will be untruncated on click).

Delytit reveesions will still kith in the page histerie, bit pairts o thair content will be onaccessible til the publeec.

Delytit log events will still kith in the logs, bit pairts o thair content will be onaccessible til the publeec.

The resolution of the source file is too large.
No thumbnail will be generated.

The resolution of the target file is too large.
No thumbnail will be generated.

When hovering over a short query result, a tooltip will appear. This tooltip will try to load the content of the short queries target page. If this loading fails for some reason, this message will be displayed.

This page provides a linked data interface to entity values. Please provide the entity ID in the URL, using subpage syntax.
* Content negotiation applies based on you client's Accept header. This means that the entity data will be provided in the format preferred by your client. For a web browser, this will be HTML, causing your browser to be redirected to the regular entity page.
* You can explicitly request a specific data format by adding the appropriate file extension to the entity ID: Q23.json will return data in the JSON format, Q23.ttl will return RDF/Turtle, and so on.

Metadata batch job created. Your metadata file will be analyzed shortly and each item will be uploaded to the wiki in a background process. You can check the page "$1" to see when they have been uploaded.

<p>Import definitions and translations from a tab delimited text file that you may have exported from OpenOffice.org, Excel or other spreadsheet software.</p>
<p>The format of the file must be the same as the files exported on the [[Special:ExportTSV|ExportTSV]] page.
If you have changed the column names, the import will fail.
If you have changed the ID or the defining expression of any defined meaning, that line will be ignored.
If you have added columns, they must be in the form "definitions_iso" or "translations_iso", where iso is an ISO 639-3 language code.</p>
<p>If the "test run" box is checked, any actions that would be taken are reported, but no changes are actually made.
You are encouraged to do a test run before you do an actual import.</p>

Use this form to import HTML content into your wiki.

If you upload a zip file, the Collection Name field is used to differentiate the collection from a later version. Also all files will be grouped in a category by the same name. For example, let's say you're importing a collection of HTML files output from your software documentation system, you would enter a unique Collection ID like 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1' so that the whole collection is imported into an article hierarchy starting with 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1'. This way 10 different collections can be imported without clobbering each other.

Specifying an existing Collection Name (or parent path) will update existing wiki content.

If you want to import a single file into an existing article hierarchy, simply specify it's 'parent' as the Collection Name.

For example, if importing a new 'advanced_topics.html' that should exist at <code>'FluxCapacitor-v1.1/docs/advanced_topics.html'</code>, the parent would be 'FluxCapacitor-v1.1/docs/'

Tooltip that identifies the author and source field of a file in the media viewer. If the author name or the source is very long, {{msg-mw|multimediaviewer-credit-popup-text-more}} will be shown instead.

Tooltip that identifies the author and source of a file in the media viewer. Used instead of {{msg-mw|multimediaviewer-credit-popup-text}} when one or both of the author and source is too long and has to be truncated (and will be untruncated on click).

Text shown after the author name when there are multiple authors. The text will link to the file description page.
* $1 - number of additional authors.

Message in the bottom of the monthly donation box ensuring donors that their donation will be processed securely.

Option for a file being in the public domain because the contents are too simple to be copyrighted.

If your media file domain is not listed below, please [$1 request] that your media file domain be added to the Wikimedia Commons domain whitelist. The domain whitelist is a list of domains Wikimedia Commons checks against before fetching media files. If your media file domain is not on that list, Wikimedia Commons will not download media files from that domain. The best example, to submit in your request, is an actual link to a media file.

When feedback is to be discussed on the user's talk page, this is the content template that will be provided.

Parameters:
* $1 - (Unused) the user that submitted the feedback (either the IP for anonymous user, or in the format [[User:Name|Name]] for registered users)
* $2 - (Unused) the permalink to the feedback that'll be discussed
* $3 - the date the feedback was submitted
* $4 - (Unused) the time the feedback was submitted
* $5 - the link to all feedback on this article
* $6 - the full feedback comment (will be empty in the event that feedback text is short and fits in the section title)
* $7 - the title of the page the feedback was submitted for

When feedback is to be discussed on the article's talk page, this is the content template that will be provided.

Parameters:
* $1 - the user that submitted the feedback (either the IP for anonymous user, or in the format [[User:Name|Name]] for registered users)
* $2 - the permalink to the feedback that'll be discussed
* $3 - the date the feedback was submitted
* $4 - (Unused) the time the feedback was submitted
* $5 - the link to all feedback on this article
* $6 - the full feedback comment (will be empty in the event that feedback text is short and fits in the section title)
* $7 - (Unused) the title of the page the feedback was submitted for

<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>

Prototype for a page that will be added to all books for attribution purposes. $1 will be a list of articles and their contributors, $2 will be a list of all images and their contributors, $3 will be the wiki's license text.

Text for the title of this page will be not be visible in the export.