Viewing abuse filter 79: new editor changing statement

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Filter ID:	79
Description: (publicly viewable)
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Statistics:	Of the last 327,941 actions, this filter has matched 833 (0.25%). On average, its run time is 0.03 ms, and it consumes 1 condition of the condition limit.
Conditions:	! 'confirmed' in user_groups & 'wbsetclaim-update' in summary &! equals_to_any(page_title, "Q4115189", "Q13406268", "Q15397819") ! 'confirmed' in user_groups & 'wbsetclaim-update' in summary &! equals_to_any(page_title, "Q4115189", "Q13406268", "Q15397819")
Notes:	Whitelist sandboxes. --Matěj Suchánek, 26 Jul. 2018 Replaced edit count by user confirmation status. Removed limitation to item namespace to include property namespace. -- YMS, 13 Feb. 2016 Enabled tagging with "new editor removing statement". Might even trigger a warning like similar filters 10 and 68 do, however the case caught here is probably by far the one with most useful editing possibilities. -- YMS, 11 Feb. 2016 Simple filter to find new editors changing existing statements, inspired by "new editor removing statement" filter. Now only logging for testing feasibility, later this could get a tag allowing those edits to be patrolled specifically (should a new tag, as this filter is much more distrustful as most others are). -- YMS, 10 Feb. 2016 Updated use of deprecated variables - Dannys712, 18 April 2020
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Filter last modified:	19:03, 18 April 2020 by DannyS712 (talk \| contribs)
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