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Conditions: (documentation)	article_prefixedtext == "St. Bernard (dog)" & user_editcount < 250 & contains_any(lcase(added_lines), "benedictine daily double", "weighed 367 pounds", "heaviest and largest dog ever") article_prefixedtext == "St. Bernard (dog)" & user_editcount < 250 & contains_any(lcase(added_lines), "benedictine daily double", "weighed 367 pounds", "heaviest and largest dog ever")
Notes:	There are many unreliable sources out there, all synthesis. It keeps on being added, new editors and IPs alike. Only reasonable solution would be a permanent page protection (which is disruptive), so we put a filter in place. This filter is intended to be set to block this addition except for experienced editors (at which moment the filter can be disabled, though I doubt that there is a reliable source for this, this is more likely to be a hoax). As I have the feeling that the current editor intentionally gained confirmed rights, filtering on less than 250 edits, or being an IP. --Beetstra 21/03/2018 Some cleanup. user_editcount is blank for unregistered users, so you can < to account for it and registered users. If we only want to target the article "St. Bernard (dog)" (and not the talk page), I would use article_articleid. I also made some aesthetic changes, hope you don't mind :) ~MA Disabled, no hits ever, and I don't see that kind of disruption on "St. Bernard (dog)" or the talk page in the past 6 months. Can be reenabled if disruption resumes. -Galobtter
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Filter last modified:	08:25, 30 December 2018 by Galobtter (talk \| contribs)
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