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When an anonymous user attempted to add a external link to an article, he is required to solve the captcha, and when submitting his edit again, he triggered the local Abuse Filter and got a warning. But this is a false-positive. And after clicking the "submit" button for a second time, he is required to solve the captcha again. Seems this is a problem between the AF and the captcha. Perhaps the user should only be required to solve the captcha once, not twice. Best regards. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: major **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10729

When an anonymous user attempted to add a external link to an article, he is required to solve the captcha, and when submitting his edit again, he triggered the local Abuse Filter and got a warning. But this is a false-positive. And after clicking the "submit" button for a second time, he is required to solve the captcha again. Seems this is a problem between the AF and the captcha. Perhaps the user should only be required to solve the captcha once, not twice. Best regards. **See Also**: * {T12729} * {T75070}

When an anonymous user attempted to add a external link to an article, he is required to solve the captcha, and when submitting his edit again, he triggered the local Abuse Filter and got a warning. But this is a false-positive. And after clicking the "submit" button for a second time, he is required to solve the captcha again. Seems this is a problem between the AF and the captcha. Perhaps the user should only be required to solve the captcha once, not twice. Best regards. -------------------------- **Version**: unspecified **Severity**: major **See Also**: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10729* {T12729} * {T75070}