Viewing filter 432: Starting new line with lowercase letters

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Filter ID:	432
Description: (publicly viewable)
Statistics:	Of the last 194,243 actions, this filter has matched 44 (0.02%). On average, its run time is 0.12 ms, and it consumes 1.5 conditions of the condition limit.
Conditions: (documentation)	article_namespace == 0 & !"autoconfirmed" in user_groups & edit_delta < 300 & added_lines rlike "^[a-z]{4}" & ! removed_lines rlike "(^\|\n)\s?[a-z]" & ! added_lines rlike "^http\|^with\|\=" & ! article_text rlike "[lL]ist\b" & ! "<source lang=" in new_wikitext article_namespace == 0 & !"autoconfirmed" in user_groups & edit_delta < 300 & added_lines rlike "^[a-z]{4}" & ! removed_lines rlike "(^\|\n)\s?[a-z]" & ! added_lines rlike "^http\|^with\|\=" & ! article_text rlike "[lL]ist\b" & ! "<source lang=" in new_wikitext
Notes:	Test whether starting a new line with small letters is unique to vandalism. Will keep it without throttle initially. Log only. -Sole Soul Exceeded my expectations. High catch rate with nearly no FPs. Turn to warn and tag for now. -Sole Soul It's called lowercase. Also, require at least two in a row to prevent stuff like iPod, eBay, etc. In any case, my opinion is that it should never be set to disallow because there will always be plenty of FPs no matter how hard we try. - KoH Add "\|" to exceptions, a common character in infoboxes. -Sole Soul :Could you improve the warning message? Or request its creation, because this is very confusing for newbies who don't know what they did wrong. -Petrb
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Filter last modified:	03:38, 19 November 2011 by Sole Soul (talk \| contribs)
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possible vandalism

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