ayg wrote:

There are already move logs with the page name created from the move vandalism itself and its reversion. I don't see why the redirect fixer's log summaries are any different or need to be treated differently.

Simetrical raises a good point, especially since log entries can't (yet) be oversighted without sysadmin intervention, that's really more of a problem. However, if we were going to change the redirect fixer to try and prevent this, a time limit would probably be much better than adding yet another blacklist, which would have to be maintained concurrently with the title blacklist.

If we're worried about move vandalism (and the problems that come from fixing double redirects are perhaps less important than the move itself) then something like allowing only admins to move a page with 500 or more edits might be (a) easier to implement and (b) would pretty much solve the problem of "moving a heavily-redirected page".

charlottethewebb wrote:

something like allowing only admins to move a page with 500 or more edits might
be (a) easier to implement and (b) would pretty much solve the problem of
"moving a heavily-redirected page".

That wouldn't solve anything as there is no actual correlation between the number of revisions and the number of incoming redirects.

happy_melon wrote:

Closing as redirectfixer has been disabled AFAIK