We probably don't want to match links in TextMatchEditCheck, especially if the title of the link and the place it points to are the same.
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open | None | T360489 [EPIC] Generate and present edit suggestions at scale | |||
| Open | None | T414853 [MILESTONE] Deploy Suggestion Mode as a default-on feature. | |||
| Open | None | T404600 [MILESTONE] Run controlled experiment of Suggestion Mode MVP | |||
| Resolved | ppelberg | T415320 [MILESTONE] Deploy Suggestion Mode MVP as a beta feature (all Wikipedias) | |||
| Resolved | ppelberg | T399611 [MILESTONE] Deploy Suggestion Mode MVP as a beta feature (en.wiki) | |||
| Resolved | zoe | T413420 [Suggestion] Detect when a variety of English is being used that does not align with article's tag | |||
| Declined | zoe | T414191 Add link filter to TextMatchEditCheck? |
We discussed the merits of this and concluded that this would probably not be a useful heuristic because there are many cases (such as chemical elements) where we would want the en_GB spelling. Avoiding proper nouns (in English, by looking for title cased words) is likely to cover these cases more accurately.
There might be a use for excluding matches based on annotations, but we should wait until a specific need arises.