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Filter parameters

Filter ID:	1,298
Description: (publicly viewable)
Statistics:	Of the last 224,719 actions, this filter has matched 407 (0.18%). On average, its run time is 0.08 ms, and it consumes 1 condition of the condition limit.
Conditions: ( documentation)	!("bot" in user_groups) & page_id == 0 & ( page_namespace == 0 & ( rcats := "\{\{.r.\}\}"; new_wikitext rlike "#REDIRECT" & !new_wikitext irlike rcats ) ) !("bot" in user_groups) & page_id == 0 & ( page_namespace == 0 & ( rcats := "\{\{.r.\}\}"; new_wikitext rlike "#REDIRECT" & !new_wikitext irlike rcats ) )
Notes:	Enable filter to detect redirect creations with no rcats per EFR. - EggRoll97 April 4 2024 Fix variables and condensed rcats regex per suggestions on EF/R. - EggRoll97 April 4 2024 Changed rcats to a more generic pattern check, and enabling tagging with discussion on EFR. This filter catches almost entirely good-faith edits, and so nothing past tagging should ever be enabled on this filter. It's mainly intended to allow for tracking of the uncategorized redirects so those who are interested in categorization can go through and add them to redirects without them. Also exempt bots as they generally categorize redirects and thus don't need to be double-checked. - EggRoll97 April 6 2024
Flags:	Hide details of this filter from public view Enable this filter I understand that details of this filter will be hidden from users who cannot see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:AbuseFilter/Rules_format#Protected_variables protected variables] Mark as deleted
Filter last modified:	18:38, 6 April 2024 by EggRoll97 ( talk \| contribs)
History:	View this filter's history
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Actions to take when matched

Trigger actions only if the user trips a rate limit

Number of actions to allow:

Period of time (in seconds):

Group throttle by:

user

See the documentation on mediawiki.org.

Trigger these actions after giving the user a warning

System message to use for warning:

Page name of other message:

(without "MediaWiki:" prefix)

Prevent the user from performing the action in question

System message to use for disallowing:

Page name of other message:

(without "MediaWiki:" prefix)

Revoke the user's autoconfirmed status

Tag the edit in contributions lists and page histories

Tags to apply:

(see Wikipedia:Tags for use and formatting)

(please don't rename a tag here, see link above)

(one per line, no commas, publicly visible)

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You are viewing an old version of this filter. The statistics quoted are for the most recent version of the filter. • Return to this filter's history.

Filter parameters

Filter ID:	1,298
Description: (publicly viewable)
Statistics:	Of the last 224,719 actions, this filter has matched 407 (0.18%). On average, its run time is 0.08 ms, and it consumes 1 condition of the condition limit.
Conditions: ( documentation)	!("bot" in user_groups) & page_id == 0 & ( page_namespace == 0 & ( rcats := "\{\{.r.\}\}"; new_wikitext rlike "#REDIRECT" & !new_wikitext irlike rcats ) ) !("bot" in user_groups) & page_id == 0 & ( page_namespace == 0 & ( rcats := "\{\{.r.\}\}"; new_wikitext rlike "#REDIRECT" & !new_wikitext irlike rcats ) )
Notes:	Enable filter to detect redirect creations with no rcats per EFR. - EggRoll97 April 4 2024 Fix variables and condensed rcats regex per suggestions on EF/R. - EggRoll97 April 4 2024 Changed rcats to a more generic pattern check, and enabling tagging with discussion on EFR. This filter catches almost entirely good-faith edits, and so nothing past tagging should ever be enabled on this filter. It's mainly intended to allow for tracking of the uncategorized redirects so those who are interested in categorization can go through and add them to redirects without them. Also exempt bots as they generally categorize redirects and thus don't need to be double-checked. - EggRoll97 April 6 2024
Flags:	Hide details of this filter from public view Enable this filter I understand that details of this filter will be hidden from users who cannot see [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Extension:AbuseFilter/Rules_format#Protected_variables protected variables] Mark as deleted
Filter last modified:	18:38, 6 April 2024 by EggRoll97 ( talk \| contribs)
History:	View this filter's history
Tools:	Export this filter to another wiki {"data":{"rules":"!(\"bot\" in user_groups) \u0026\r\npage_id == 0 \u0026\r\n\r\n(\r\n page_namespace == 0 \u0026\r\n (\r\n rcats := \"\\{\\{.r.\\}\\}\";\r\n\r\n new_wikitext rlike \"#REDIRECT\" \u0026\r\n !new_wikitext irlike rcats\r\n )\r\n)","name":"Redirects without rcat additions","comments":"Enable filter to detect redirect creations with no rcats per EFR. - EggRoll97 April 4 2024\r\n\r\nFix variables and condensed rcats regex per suggestions on EF/R. - EggRoll97 April 4 2024\r\n\r\nChanged rcats to a more generic pattern check, and enabling tagging with discussion on EFR. This filter catches almost entirely good-faith edits, and so nothing past tagging should ever be enabled on this filter. It's mainly intended to allow for tracking of the uncategorized redirects so those who are interested in categorization can go through and add them to redirects without them. Also exempt bots as they generally categorize redirects and thus don't need to be double-checked. - EggRoll97 April 6 2024","group":"default","actions":[],"enabled":true,"deleted":false,"privacylevel":0,"global":false},"actions":[]}

Actions to take when matched

Trigger actions only if the user trips a rate limit

Number of actions to allow:

Period of time (in seconds):

Group throttle by:

user

See the documentation on mediawiki.org.

Trigger these actions after giving the user a warning

System message to use for warning:

Page name of other message:

(without "MediaWiki:" prefix)

Prevent the user from performing the action in question

System message to use for disallowing:

Page name of other message:

(without "MediaWiki:" prefix)

Revoke the user's autoconfirmed status

Tag the edit in contributions lists and page histories

Tags to apply:

(see Wikipedia:Tags for use and formatting)

(please don't rename a tag here, see link above)

(one per line, no commas, publicly visible)

You are viewing an old version of this filter. The statistics quoted are for the most recent version of the filter. • Return to this filter's history.

Retrieved from " /info/en/?search=Special:AbuseFilter/history/1298/item/31911"

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