"== Your Block of User:Carlmarche ==

Hello King of Hearts! You blocked Carlmarche for edit warring. 4meter4 and I made some comments about this at the relevant ANI thread that you might want to read. Thanks, nine 

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Hi. Thanks for protecting that page, but I don't think this dispute will be solved in a week. The ""plaintiff"" only posts about once a month, and, as this discussion is plainly visible on the talk page, isn't interested in discussion. podous 
I've extended it to 1 month, how does that sound?    ♦ ♣ ♠ 
The  template is stopping the redirect from working, would you please replace it with  so the redirect works? '''''' (talk • contribs • logs) 
   

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Perhaps you can provide me with the information that was deleted about Daniel Hernandez, or direct me to where deletions are stored. Is there such a space on Wikipedia? Thank you.   
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I have disabled it, sorry. The trigger was blocking edits of  (e.g. ). I have only briefly looked into the coding, and apparently the filter is simply blocking wikilinking by given IPs/users, i.e., it works accidentally, simply because the vandal happens to use a certain IP range and add wikilinks. I haven't thought about a better algorithm (particularly how to detect wlinking of common terms). A spontaneous idea is to target edits that add two wikilinks into one word, like [[pea]][[cock]], i.e. just filter addition of ]][[ - this should have a nearly 100% hit rate, but might be insufficient. Cheers.   
Do note that it is intended as a replacement for a rangeblock on a pretty active range, and the vandal's actions in the past have reached a level warranting a long-term rangeblock. This filter is actually weaker than a full rangeblock. So legitimate users who are affected should just create an account, as with any old rangeblock. That said, what I just said is purely theoretical, as the vandal appears to have stopped.   [[User:King of Hearts|