Viewing filter 846: LTA tracking

Filter parameters

Filter ID:	846
Description: (publicly viewable)
Filter hits:	82,005 hits
Statistics:	Of the last 48,516 actions, this filter has matched 3 (0.01%). On average, its run time is 0.11 ms, and it consumes 1.3 conditions of the condition limit.
Conditions: (documentation)	ip_in_ranges(user_name, "2607:fb90:0:0:0:0:0:0/32", "172.58.0.0/16") ip_in_ranges(user_name, "2607:fb90:0:0:0:0:0:0/32", "172.58.0.0/16")
Notes:	This temporary filter will log a lot of edits, most of which totally innocent and not requiring action. There has been a lot of disruption on a number of namespaces from this range, and an easier way of logging it has been requested by a number of admins and counter-vandalism patrollers. The performance implications of this filter should be minimal --TheresNoTime 22/03/2017 This range edits infrequently enough (about 1,000 edits over 4 days) that a tag in the history, to ensure other editors know the prevalence of abuse from this range, seems like a net positive for administration without a major impact to the server load. We'll see how this goes... --Coffee 26/03/2017 +hops --Coffee 02/04/2017 +hop --Coffee 04/04/2017 At this point you're consuming at least 4 conditions when accounts edit, so adding `user_age == 0` to reduce to 1 condition for those users ~MA 2017-04-04 Remove two blocked ranges ~ Rob 4/5 Noted that 89.198.161.213 performed edits that are the same as an IP that hit this filter. Beetstra, March 23, 2020 Use ip_in_ranges() --Suffusion of Yellow 19:40 31 May 2022
Flags:	Hide details of this filter from public view Enable this filter Mark as deleted
Filter last modified:	19:40, 31 May 2022 by Suffusion of Yellow (talk \| contribs)
History:	View this filter's history
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Trigger actions only if the user trips a rate limit

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Revoke the user's autoconfirmed status

Tag the edit in contributions lists and page histories

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Possible disruption