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   23 hours ago · For instance, it would be possible to create an arbitrary "ninja" group that can block users and delete pages, and whose edits are hidden by default in the recent changes log. It is also possible to set up a group of "autoconfirmed" users that one becomes a member of after making a certain number of edits and waiting a certain number of days.

   • Initial release: January 25, 2002; 21 years ago
   • Developer(s): Wikimedia Foundation

   • Stable release: 1.40.0, / 30 June 2023; 3 months ago
   • License: GPLv2+

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   How do I edit the MediaWiki user interface?

   • The entire MediaWiki user interface can be edited through the wiki itself by users with the necessary permissions (typically called "administrators"). This is done through a special namespace with the prefix "MediaWiki:", where each page title identifies a particular user interface message.

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   What mistakes do new MediaWiki users make?

   • It is common for new MediaWiki users to make certain mistakes, such as forgetting to sign posts with four tildes (~~~~), or manually entering a plaintext signature, due to unfamiliarity with the idiosyncratic particulars involved in communication on MediaWiki discussion pages.

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   Where can I find support for MediaWiki?

   • Support for MediaWiki users consists of: MediaWiki.org, including the Support Desk. An official mailing list, Mediawiki-l. Users of online collaboration software are familiar with MediaWiki's functions and layout due to its noted use on Wikipedia.

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   Where are MediaWiki developers based?

   • MediaWiki developers are spread around the world, though with a majority in the United States and Europe. Face-to-face meetings and programming sessions for MediaWiki developers have been held once or several times a year since 2004. Support for MediaWiki users consists of: MediaWiki.org, including the Support Desk.

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