Viewing filter 1,298: Redirects without rcat additions

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Filter ID:	1,298
Description: (publicly viewable)
Filter hits:	103,122 hits
Conditions: (documentation)	page_id == 0 & page_namespace == 0 & !("bot" in user_groups) & ( rcats := "\{\{.r.\}\}"; new_wikitext rlike "^#REDIRECT" & !new_wikitext irlike rcats ) page_id == 0 & page_namespace == 0 & !("bot" in user_groups) & ( rcats := "\{\{.r.\}\}"; new_wikitext rlike "^#REDIRECT" & !new_wikitext irlike rcats )
Notes:	Enable filter to detect redirect creations with no rcats per EFR. - EggRoll97 April 4 2024 Fix variables and condensed rcats regex per suggestions on EF/R. - EggRoll97 April 4 2024 Changed rcats to a more generic pattern check, and enabling tagging with discussion on EFR. This filter catches almost entirely good-faith edits, and so nothing past tagging should ever be enabled on this filter. It's mainly intended to allow for tracking of the uncategorized redirects so those who are interested in categorization can go through and add them to redirects without them. Also exempt bots as they generally categorize redirects and thus don't need to be double-checked. - EggRoll97 April 6 2024 Optimise --zz Delete, quarry query made at [[Wikipedia:Edit_filter_noticeboard#Edit_filter_1298]] to accomplish this. --EggRoll97 19:17 15 Oct 2024
Flags:	Hide details of this filter from public view Enable this filter Mark as deleted
Filter last modified:	19:17, 15 October 2024 by EggRoll97 (talk \| contribs)
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