Viewing filter 912: Possible "fortnite" vandalism

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Filter ID:	912
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Conditions: (documentation)	!("confirmed" in user_groups) & page_namespace == 0 & ( string_text := "fortnite"; string_text in lcase(added_lines) & !(string_text in lcase(removed_lines + page_title)) ) !("confirmed" in user_groups) & page_namespace == 0 & ( string_text := "fortnite"; string_text in lcase(added_lines) & !(string_text in lcase(removed_lines + page_title)) )
Notes:	Create filter to log edits that add "fortnite" to pages, but where the page title does not contain that word within it. --Oshwah 4/10/2018 Avoid edit_diff, and large variables like new and old_wikitext. added_lines and removed_lines are much cheaper. Also, irlike is case insensitive, but here we don't need regex anyway, so let's use "in", etc., along with lcase. Finally, try to cancel out more edits by restricting to certain user groups and namespaces. Here I assume we're not worried about more experienced users vandalizing in this way, and disruption seems to be limited to the mainspace ~MA Almost always vandalism; putting into warn that should hopefully stop some of it ~MA No reason for it to be private; tag edits that go through as "possible vandalism". -Galobtter Adding "pewdiepie" per [[Special:PermaLink/875689726#"PewDiePie vs T-series" vandalism]] and temporary set to log-only -Galobtter Revert that - Galobtter Merge to 11. -G 2019-03-06
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Filter last modified:	08:31, 6 March 2019 by Galobtter (talk \| contribs)
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