I'm adding a config for exclusion so we can add to it as we discover other similar cases.

What surprised me here is that the "Wikimedia disambiguation page" matches the "product" outline. It turns out it is matching via multiple paths but in essence, a web page is a piece of software which is a product. The product outline will probably be a remote match for a lot of concept.

In T421326#11753650, @SBisson wrote:

I'm adding a config for exclusion so we can add to it as we discover other similar cases.

Perfect. Seems like a good and flexible solution.

What surprised me here is that the "Wikimedia disambiguation page" matches the "product" outline. It turns out it is matching via multiple paths but in essence, a web page is a piece of software which is a product. The product outline will probably be a remote match for a lot of concept.

Yes. I had similar impressions; I commented the following as part of the outline drafts:

Product (Q2424752) seems too general. As a result, searching in the test instance shows all kinds of results associated with the product outline (from books to disambiguation wiki pages).
Instead, we can consider some more specific types such as physical tool (Q39546), machine (Q11019) or electronic device (Q2858615)

Even if we readjust the scope of Product (or divide it into more specific outlines), I think the solution for redirects still makes sense and can still be useful.

Change #1261451 had a related patch set uploaded (by Sbisson; author: Sbisson):

[mediawiki/extensions/ArticleGuidance@master] Config to filter out article types

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/1261451

Change #1261451 merged by jenkins-bot:

[mediawiki/extensions/ArticleGuidance@master] Config to filter out article types

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/1261451