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- Od Mishehu [ Global Accounts ]
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Dec 24 2017
I got it today on Temple Beth-El (Providence, Rhode Island) - and this edit fixed the issue.
Dec 11 2017
I mean that AWB starts by giving an error message about the DEFAULTSORT, and when you clixk on the "OK" it never finishes loading the page.
Nov 20 2017
Presumably, what this anonymous user means is that (s)he gets the warning page from the filter, clicks on the save button and reaches the CAPTCHA page (so far everything is working correctly); and when the user passes the CAPTCHA test, (s)he is (incorrectly) sent back to the Abuse Filter warning page.
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Aug 14 2017
What we need is a solution which will allow an autoblocked user to give enough information so that an admin can see which account caused the autoblock, without allowing other people to see it. This information could certainly be the autoblock number, if it was possible to keep the autoblock number's connection to the account visible to admins but not to everyone; unfortunateely, as the software is now, it's not possible.
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Nov 15 2016
This doesn't help with my request - what IU would like is to be able to FILTER OUT all these incidental logs, and see only the intentional logs.
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Feb 25 2016
It was on English Wikipedia. I thought, though, that the job queue applies only for edits to the template saved after edits to the transclusing page; here I waited until the template was saved before saving the article.
Feb 24 2016
Feb 22 2016
Admins on English Wikipedia can see the same thing with the AbuseFilter entry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:AbuseLog/14753415 and the deleted diff https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:Undelete&target=ACG+Infotech×tamp=20160218094712&diff=prev
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Apr 17 2015
This feature should be no harder to implement than simply using the same code as is used for the extant Special:DisambiguationPages and Special:DisambiguationPageLinks - use the same definition for disambiguation page as these use. You could even check the pag in real time, before returning it to the user.
Apr 14 2015
Dec 27 2014
While tags should be generally permanent (they show up in the history of the page, and the User contributions), it should be possible to remove them when clearly false positives; and the ability to add them would help deal with certain Wikipedia issues (see here for a list of some).