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EN: There are currently 201 enabled filters, and 12 stale filters with no hits in the past 30 days (Purge). from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:AbuseFilter (29.11.2018)
EN: There are currently 201 enabled filters, and 12 stale filters with no hits in the past 30 days (Purge). from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:AbuseFilter (29.11.2018)
--> upward tendency
--> upward tendency^^; not particularly significant
owing to quarries we have all the filters that were triggered from the filter log per year, from 2009 (when filters were first introduced/the MediaWiki extension was enabled) till end of 2018 with their corresponding number of times being triggered:
135 publicly available description: "repeating characters"; tag, warn
30 "large deletion from article by new editors"; tag, warn
61 "new user removing references" ("new user" is handled by "!("confirmed" in user_groups)"); tag
18 "test type edits from clicking on edit bar" (people don't replace Example texts when click-editing); filter seems to have been deleted in Feb 2012
3 "new user blanking articles"; tag, warn
172 "section blanking"; tag
50 "shouting" (contribution consists of all caps, numbers and punctuation); tag, warn
98 "creating very short new article"; tag
65 "excessive whitespace" (note: "associated with ascii art and some types of vandalism"); seems to have been deleted in Jan 2010
132 "removal of all categories"; tag, warn
225 "vandalism in all caps" (difference to 50? seems to be swear words, but shouldn't they be catched by 50 anyway?); k, action is "disallow"
189 "BLP vandalism or libel" (äh.. wat? seems to be insulting living people); tag
402 "new article without references"; seems to have been deleted in Apr 2013, before that disabled with comment "disabling, no real use"
384 "addition of bad words or other vandalism" (seems to be a blacklist); disallow
432 "starting new line with lower case letters"; tag, warn //I recall there was a rule of thumb recommending not to user filters for style things? although that's not really style, but rather wrong grammar..
380 hidden; public comment "multiple obscenities"; disallow
351 "text added after categories and interwiki"; tag, warn
279 "repeated attempts to vandalise"; tag, throttle (triggered when someone hits "edit" repeatedly in a short ammount of time)
491 "edits ending with emoticons or !"; tag, warn
636 "unexplained removal of sourced content"; warn (that, together with 634 and 635 refutes my theory that warn always goes together with tag)
231 "long string of characters containing no spaces" (that's surely english though^^); tag, warn
650 "creation of a new article without any categories"; weird, it's markes as enabled here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:AbuseFilter/650 , but does not appear in the actions data set; ah, ok, that is because there are no actions (other than logging probably)
527 hidden; public comments "T34234: log/throttle possible sleeper account creations"; throttle
633 "possible canned edit summary" (I think that's an edit summary that does not reflect the real edit; pre-filled on mobile though); tag
686 "IP adding possible unreferenced material to BLP" (BLP= biography of living people? I thought, it was forbidden to edit them without a registered account); no actions
712 "possibly changing date of birth in infobox" ("possibly"? and I thought infoboxes were pre-generated from wikidata?); no actions
833 "newer user possibly adding a unreferenced or improperly referenced material"; no actions
* how often were (which) filters triggered
* how often were (which) filters triggered
https://tools.wmflabs.org/ptwikis/Filters:enwiki
https://tools.wmflabs.org/ptwikis/Filters:enwiki
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@@ -247,10 +431,13 @@ links to single filters, e.g. --> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:AbuseFil
"Visibility" is: private | public
"Visibility" is: private | public
"Hit count": which period is counted? total number of hits since the filter was enabled? (for all enabled periods, in case it was enabled/disabled multiple times?)
"Hit count": which period is counted? total number of hits since the filter was enabled? (for all enabled periods, in case it was enabled/disabled multiple times?)
Filter with most hits:
Filter with most hits (altogether):
Filter ID Public description Actions Status Last modified Visibility Hit count
Filter ID Public description Actions Status Last modified Visibility Hit count
61 New user removing references Tag Enabled 12:43, 14 May 2017 by Zzuuzz (talk | contribs) Public 1,593,851 hits
61 New user removing references Tag Enabled 12:43, 14 May 2017 by Zzuuzz (talk | contribs) Public 1,593,851 hits
see also quarry-32518;
the thing is, we can't really classify hits by filter actions since actions triggered by the filters change
statistics are info such as "Of the last 1,728 actions, this filter has matched 10 (0.58%). On average, its run time is 0.34 ms, and it consumes 3 conditions of the condition limit." // not sure what the condition limit is
statistics are info such as "Of the last 1,728 actions, this filter has matched 10 (0.58%). On average, its run time is 0.34 ms, and it consumes 3 conditions of the condition limit." // not sure what the condition limit is
