Viewing filter 144: Hiding content of pages

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Filter ID:	144
Description: (publicly viewable)
Filter hits:	120 hits
Conditions: (documentation)	(user_editcount < 20) & !(article_namespace == 10) & !("Sandbox" in article_text) & !(".css" in article_text) & !(user_name in article_text & (article_namespace == 2 \| article_namespace == 3)) & "visibility:hidden" in added_lines & !("visibility:hidden" in removed_lines) (user_editcount < 20) & !(article_namespace == 10) & !("Sandbox" in article_text) & !(".css" in article_text) & !(user_name in article_text & (article_namespace == 2 \| article_namespace == 3)) & "visibility:hidden" in added_lines & !("visibility:hidden" in removed_lines)
Notes:	Filter to (eventually) disallow attempts to hide the content of a page with HTML tags. Will trip for new and unregistered users. - Hersfold Disabling for .css pages and own userspace, see log for a long list of false positives relating to that. Also setting it to ignore if the visibility thing was already there. - Hersfold Looking good with those changes, will enable warning on next hit if it's valid. - Hersfold Adding line to stop tripping on sandboxes - Hersfold Disabling for templates as well, since there appears to be some valid use there. Did get another true positive, though. - Hersfold Fixing to stop tripping on user talk as well, that was dumb - Hersfold Simplify. Anons have edit count 0 always. -DF No need for this to be private - Prodego Only catches a few bad-faith edits per month. Disabling. -Wknight94 Marked as deleted. - Ruslik
Flags:	Hide details of this filter from public view Enable this filter Enable the use of [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Special:MyLanguage/Extension:AbuseFilter/Rules_format#Protected_variables protected variables] in this filter Mark as deleted
Filter last modified:	17:34, 6 January 2010 by Ruslik0 (talk \| contribs)
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