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The format is as follows:

Only list items (lines starting with *) are considered.
The first link on a line must be a link to a bad file.
Any subsequent links on the same line are considered to be exceptions, i.e. pages where the file may occur inline.

The format is as follows:

Only list items (lines starting with *) are considered.
The first link on a line must be a link to a bad file.
Any subsequent links on the same line are considered to be exceptions, i.e. pages where the file may occur inline.

The format is as follows:

Only list items (lines starting with *) are considered.
The first link on a line must be a link to a bad file.
Any subsequent links on the same line are considered to be exceptions, i.e. pages where the file may occur inline.

The format is as follows:

Only list items (lines starting with *) are considered.
The first link on a line must be a link to a bad file.
Any subsequent links on the same line are considered to be exceptions, i.e. pages where the file may occur inline.

The format is aes follaes:

Ainlie leet items (lines stairtin wi *) ar considered. The foremaist airtin oan ae line maun be aen airtin til aen ill file. Onie subsequent airtins oan the same line ar considered tae be exceptions, i,e., pages whaur the eemage can occur inline.

Item in the "the following pages link to this file" section on a file page if the item is a redirect.

Parameters:
* $1 - an HTML link to the file
* $2 - the list of files that link to the redirect (may be empty)

Used in a table on Special:ListFiles. This is a link to the actual file on the files server. It is shown in parentheses after a link to the file description on the wiki.
{{Identical|File}}

Links to the section where the different versions of the file are displayed.

Appears on file description pages above the preview of the file in a box with:
* {{msg-mw|file-anchor-link}}
* {{msg-mw|imagelinks}}
* {{msg-mw|metadata}}

This is a list of files where the most recent version of the file is a duplicate of the most recent version of some other file. Only local files are considered.

Action to be performed on the list.

Text to be displayed on a button on a File page which will take the user to the import page on the configured wiki.

Text to be displayed on a button on a File page which will take the user to the import page on the Test Wiki.

The page contains a broken file link (a link to embed a file when the file does not exist).

The next line to evaluate as a script.

You can add dynamic link ids to monaco using this message, add a new id on each line
 (you can use a * at the start like in sidebar and monaco-sidebar to make this a list)
 Lines starting with a space will be treated as a comment.
 After adding a new id to the list you can use the 'dynamic-links-<id>' message
 to customize the text of the link and 'dynamic-links-<id>-url' message with the name
 of a page title on the wiki for the dynamic link to link to.

Used as link text in [[Special:ApprovedRevs]].

The link points to the "Diff" page.

The link follows a link which points to the page.

Parameters:
* $1 is the URL to LocalSettings download
* $2 is a link to the wiki.
* $3 is a download link with attached download icon. The config-download-localsettings message will be used as the link text.
* $4 is the filesystem location of where the LocalSettings.php file should be saved to.

Used on pages in the "File" namespace to update the file version.

The template that is to be used to format the list entries.

Text to show on the link on the central feedback page to the watchlist-page. $1 is the link

Text to show on the link on the watchlist-page to the central feedback page. $1 is the link

First heading on the page with the form to create a new topic. Parameters:
* $1 - the title of the page where a new topic will be created on

Events on the same line overlap: $1.

Text to be displayed on a button on a File page which will take the user to the import page on Wikimedia Commons.

{{optional}}
Used as a bullet point item in the email to detail a match on a given file.

Parameters:
* $1 - The name of the file on-wiki. May be wrapped in a link.
* $2 - A localised list containing the upload timestamps for the files that matched. These upload timestamps may be individually wrapped in a link.