Viewing filter 96: Newly created articles that don't mention their subject

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Filter ID:	96
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Conditions: (documentation)	article_recent_contributors == "" & user_editcount < 50 & article_namespace == 0 & !(new_size < 150) & !(contains_any(rmspecials(lcase(added_lines)),rmspecials(lcase(article_text)),"{{subst:pagename}}","#redirect", "pagename")) article_recent_contributors == "" & user_editcount < 50 & article_namespace == 0 & !(new_size < 150) & !(contains_any(rmspecials(lcase(added_lines)),rmspecials(lcase(article_text)),"{{subst:pagename}}","#redirect", "pagename"))
Notes:	This filter recognizes newly created articles that do not mention the article subject. It does not yet apply to multiword titles. If the filter finds any, it will skip those. I've written this using exclusions, so those cases can be expanded. -Broken, getting all new pages -Prodego Update, triggering because the pages use {{subst:PAGENAME}} either exclude that or use rendered wikitext. -Prodego Excluded template filter reenabled. --Mgm Switched to contains_any (faster) and put PAGENAME -> pagename, since it is being compared to lcase(added_lines) -Prodego Included another possible exception. - Mgm add tag "new article with no mention of title" - Cen Switched to contains_any. - Ruslik Set editcount, make sure that the user is relatively new. - KoH rm useless parenthesis. -- Tim Add "rmwhitespace" condition. Also, exclude very short articles (already covered by filter 98). -Sole Soul "rmspecials" instead of "rmwhitespace". -Sole Soul Mark as deleted. - KoH
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Filter last modified:	17:33, 12 February 2015 by Cenarium (talk \| contribs)
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