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Messages are global-links and global-links-menu, default to empty, and are intended to be set as a second set of navigation at the top of the page, for global stuff or whatever. They are shared with other skins supporting the same kind of layout. This may also be a problem. Whatever the case, messages should behave like and be parsed like the sidebar in all respects, and still show up even if in a language where they are not explicitly set.