The inserts are old xtools inserting edit histories into temporary tables, so in the case of users with lots of them can take a lot of time (too much). So it might be good to still kill them.

I've raised the threshold to 2.5 minutes.

One thing that pops up a bit is the big list of queries getting a user's most recent edits on all wikis:

						(SELECT rev_timestamp, 'ruwikibooks' as wiki, page_namespace, page_title, rev_id, rev_comment 
						FROM ruwikibooks_p.revision_userindex
						JOIN ruwikibooks_p.page on page_id = rev_page
						where  rev_user_text = 'MusikAnimal' AND rev_timestamp > '20170623150539' 
						ORDER BY rev_timestamp desc
						Limit 10)
					 UNION 
						(SELECT rev_timestamp, 'svwikinews' as wiki, page_namespace, page_title, rev_id, rev_comment 
						FROM svwikinews_p.revision_userindex
						JOIN svwikinews_p.page on page_id = rev_page
						where  rev_user_text = 'MusikAnimal' AND rev_timestamp > '20170623150539' 
						ORDER BY rev_timestamp desc
						Limit 10)
					UNION
					...

This is querying every wiki on which the user has any edits (as reported by the CentralAuth API) This is from old XTools; in the new version it does this same query in a more efficient way and it's not being killed (that I've seen).

@Samwilson: Sounds like this is mostly resolved. I think we can re-evaluate after the old XTools is killed (when it will be easier to see how many queries are getting killed in the new interface).