On 01/10/05, Stefan Vesterlund <s.vesterlund(a)telia.com> wrote: Er... it should be, as long as you're not using the "ns0 only" dump. It's just page content that's in the "Template" namespace (ns=10). You've probably not spotted it because namespaces are stored *numerically* in the database, not as strings, and not as part of the title. [See also http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Namespace] So, the page referenced by "{{msg:foo}}" (or "{{foo}}") is called "Template:Foo", but in the database it will have a "title" of "Foo" and a "namespace" of 10. That's why it can be called "Template:Foo" and "Mal:Foo" at the same time, because the first bit isn't really part of the name. BTW, "{{msg:foo}}" was deprecated in favour of "{{foo}}" long ago. I hope this makes at least some sense - feel free to ask if anything still isn't clear. -- Rowan Collins BSc [IMSoP]