Viewing filter 249: New user conducting large scale reverts

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Filter ID:	249
Description: (publicly viewable)
Filter hits:	112,174 hits
Statistics:	Of the last 203,832 actions, this filter has matched 271 (0.13%). On average, its run time is 0.04 ms, and it consumes 1.1 conditions of the condition limit.
Conditions: (documentation)	!"confirmed" in user_groups & summary irlike "undid\|undo\|revert\|\brv\b" !"confirmed" in user_groups & summary irlike "undid\|undo\|revert\|\brv\b"
Notes:	Filter to track large-scale reverts by new users. -Rate increase - P Add "rv" to list of summaries. Od Mishehu Added spaces around "rv" - too many false positives due to section names - "seRVice", "reseRVe", "oveRView", etc. - Mr.Z-man exempt all ST47's pages and subpages -- Soap " rv " (with spaces) won't catch it if it appears at the front. Regex is much more customizable. - KoH Format. -DF Use "confirmed" instead of "autoconfirmed" ~MA Removing the mysterious clause exempting ST47's userspace. Cursory glance at their user/user talk pages didn't reveal anything justifying this, so I'm assuming it isn't needed anymore (it was added in 2010). Also adding clause to not tag if the user is reverting themselves ~MA Removing clause checking self-username, sometimes the user is reverting intermediate edits back to their version. This filter only tags, so no biggie if the user is legitimately reverting a lot of their own edits ~MA
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Filter last modified:	19:55, 28 March 2018 by MusikAnimal (talk \| contribs)
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