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If an oversighter goes into the suppression page (Special:AbuseLog&hide=XXXXXXXX) for an AbuseLog entry that is //not// suppressed, and submits the form without checking the "Suppress this entry from public view option," it nevertheless generates an "unhid" entry in the suppression log. Nothing as far as I can tell is changed. Presumably this needs an error message like other revision deletion, thus is connected to/dependent on T206938.

If an oversighter goes into the suppression page (Special:AbuseLog&hide=XXXXXXXX) for an AbuseLog entry that is //not// suppressed, and submits the form without checking the "Suppress this entry from public view option," it nevertheless generates an "unhid" entry in the suppression log. Nothing as far as I can tell is changed. Likewise, suppressing an already suppressed entry creates yet another "hid" entry, similarly changing nothing. Presumably this needs an error message like other revision deletion, thus is connected to/dependent on T206938.

If an oversighter goes into the suppression page (Special:AbuseLog&hide=XXXXXXXX) for an AbuseLog entry that is //not// suppressed, and submits the form without checking the "Suppress this entry from public view option," it nevertheless generates an "unhid" entry in the suppression log. Nothing as far as I can tell is changed. Likewise, suppressing an already suppressed entry creates yet another "hid" entry, similarly changing nothing. Presumably this needs an error message like other revision deletion, thus is connected to/dependent on T206938.