List of non-existing pages with the most links to them, excluding pages which only have redirects linking to them. For a list of non-existent pages that have redirects linking to them, see [[{{#special:BrokenRedirects}}|the list of broken redirects]].

Get a list of pages linking to the [[Main Page]].

Get a list of pages linking to the [[Main Page]].

Any article (other than disambiguation pages, redirects, or soft redirects) consisting only of external links, category tags and "see also" sections, a rephrasing of the title, attempts to correspond with the person or group named by its title, a question that should have been asked at the help or reference desks, chat-like comments, template tags, and/or images. (A3)

The following redirects link to non-existent pages:

Label for a button that takes you to a list of pages you watch that have changes.
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Button label below a table containing links to other pages. Asks the user to confirm that he wants to link them with the current page.
{{Identical|Confirm}}

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].

A tool to quickly translate pages into your language. Start translations from [[Special:MyContributions|your contributions page]], and edit them with our side-by-side editor specially designed for translation. Some of the tools may be only available for specific languages.

A tool to quickly translate pages into your language. Start translations from [[Special:MyContributions|your contributions page]], and edit them with our side-by-side editor especially designed for translation. Some of the tools may be only available for specific languages.

To list, on any page using this template, all of the pages that have a certain property pointing to that page, specify the appropriate property below:

User pages of users that do not exist (check Special:Listusers), except userpages for anonymous users who have edited, redirects from misspellings of an established user's userpage, and for the previous name of a recently renamed user (which should normally be left as a redirect to the new name for a reasonable time). (U2)

Pages linking to disambiguation pages

Pages linking to disambiguation pages

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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.

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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.

List of pages which you have edited.

Which pages to list.

Get information about the flagging status of the given pages.

If a page is flagged, the following parameters are returned:
;stable_revid:The revision ID of the latest stable revision.
;level
;level_text:The highest flagging level of the page.
;pending_since:If there are any current unreviewed revisions for that page, holds the timestamp of the first of them.
If the page has protection configuration, the following parameters are returned:
;protection_level:The right a user must have to not require review on the page.
;protection_expiry:When the protection expires.

The maximum number of pages to list.

This page lists all pages in the {{ns:template}} namespace that are not included in another page.
Remember to check for other links to the templates before deleting them.

List of pages to move

List of pages to delete

You can prevent this category from showing up in the list of categories on member pages. This is useful for categories that are of interest to editors but not most readers, like pages which need an illustration.

Title for the "create" link that appears on sections in the JSON editor that don't already have pages. It explains that clicking "create" will take them to create that section.