On 25.11.2012, 22:22 Platonides wrote:

> +1 I think MediaWiki should keep this simple feature, without having to
> write abuse filters or needing to install specific extensions.

+1 to me too. Infinite modularity is bad, and the feature is pretty
simple, probably less than 1 kilobyte of code without comments.

>> Is it possible to write AbuseFilter so that it is able to make use of both
>> bad and good lists stored within the MW namespace?  I especially like that
>> if we are able to utilise that in the global space.  We have had global
>> vandals come along and start spamming or vandalising by the addition of an
>> image, or a singular image with coding.  To be able to slow down that
>> process with a global filter, would be excellent.

AbuseFilter is completely unrelated to this: AF blocks _edits_ while
bad images list blocks _content_.

> We could easily use a global bad image list right now.
> The discussions on meta of "OMG you are censoring usage of this image in
> all the wikis" could be endless, though. But if people fighting
> crosswiki vandalism really want it, I'm for it.

Local whitelisting does wonders:) Basically, same thing we have with
SpamBlackist: I don't think anyone seriously complains is a site gets
blacklisted these days.



-- 
Best regards,
  Max Semenik ([[User:MaxSem]])


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