Viewing filter 231: Long string of characters containing no spaces

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Filter ID:	231
Description: (publicly viewable)
Statistics:	Of the last 159,686 actions, this filter has matched 35 (0.02%). On average, its run time is 0.12 ms, and it consumes 1.3 conditions of the condition limit.
Conditions: (documentation)	!("confirmed" in user_groups) & article_namespace == 0 & added_lines rlike "[a-zA-Z0-9]{50,}" & !(removed_lines rlike "[a-zA-Z0-9]{50,}") & !(added_lines rlike "https?://[^ ]?[a-zA-Z0-9]{50,}") & !(added_lines rlike "word\|thumb\|file\|image\|sequence") !("confirmed" in user_groups) & article_namespace == 0 & added_lines rlike "[a-zA-Z0-9]{50,}" & !(removed_lines rlike "[a-zA-Z0-9]{50,}") & !(added_lines rlike "https?://[^ ]?[a-zA-Z0-9]{50,}") & !(added_lines rlike "word\|thumb\|file\|image\|sequence")
Notes:	A long string of letters and/or numbers may be indicative of vandalism. - KoH FP: Adding links. - KoH Made the string length allowed before tagging longer, as it's catching URLs.. -Versageek Hope this check for http is better... - KoH Also check https. - KoH Virtually everything triggering this hits another filter, and this uses a lot of conditions, disabled, consider merging in to 135. -Prodego -ok -P Turn to disallow. -Sole Soul I can think of legitimate uses for 50+ character strings. From experience, in a warn-tag filter, a warning already blocks out over 75% of the vandalism. - KoH False positives are associated with the word "word". -Sole Soul Optimize for conditions. RF 20150724 Adding the word "image" per false positive. Od Mishehu 20171227
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Filter last modified:	15:43, 7 August 2018 by MusikAnimal (talk \| contribs)
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