Viewing abuse filter 131: Bad words in Spanish

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Filter ID:	131
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Filter hits:	6 hits
Conditions:	page_namespace != 2 & !contains_any(user_groups, "autopatrol", "sysop", "bot") & ( sus := "\b(?:CABRON\|CAG(?:ANDO(?:ME)?\|AR\|O\|UES) EL PALO\|CHINGADA\|COGER?\|CUL(?:ER[AO]\|ITO\|O)\|JODET?[ER]\|JOTO\|MIERDA\|PENDEJ[AO]\|PINCHE\|PITO\|PUT[AO]{1}S?\|VERGA(?:ZOS)?)\b"; ccnorm(added_lines + summary) rlike sus & !(ccnorm(removed_lines) rlike sus) ) page_namespace != 2 & !contains_any(user_groups, "autopatrol", "sysop", "bot") & ( sus := "\b(?:CABRON\|CAG(?:ANDO(?:ME)?\|AR\|O\|UES) EL PALO\|CHINGADA\|COGER?\|CUL(?:ER[AO]\|ITO\|O)\|JODET?[ER]\|JOTO\|MIERDA\|PENDEJ[AO]\|PINCHE\|PITO\|PUT[AO]{1}S?\|VERGA(?:ZOS)?)\b"; ccnorm(added_lines + summary) rlike sus & !(ccnorm(removed_lines) rlike sus) )
Notes:	New filter inspired from filter 125 that catches bad words in English, only for this filter it catches bad words in Spanish. Testing as warn+tag only, may set this to disallow in the forseeable future. -- Codename Noreste Added the words "coño" and "un puter[oa]" in the string and [uü] in the middle of "(g\|gu\|w)ey", and removed [oa] in "jot[oa]". -- Codename Noreste Updated regex, some bad words were removed and the filter was renamed to a shorter and more concise title. -- Codename Noreste(4/4/24) Switched some groups to non-capture groups. -- Codename Noreste (4/16/24) + "cagar el palo" and some other variants added. — Codename Noreste, May 6 2024 - "cagar el palo" until I can find better regex for that. Also, excluded userspace here. — Codename Noreste, June 27 2024 + better regex of "cagar el palo" slang added, switched to added_lines irlike, and excluded bots. [Norte to Noreste changed as well in the notes.] -- Codename Noreste, July 7 2024 + how about the word that led to a PEGI 12 rating in Sonic Rush Adventure the uncut version, because of character Marine the Raccoon saying "bger" in this video game the uncut version, should we add a Spanish version of that word or is that already? - Tailsultimatefan3891, 7/14/2024 Disabled for now. – Codename Noreste, 06:18 8 Oct 2024 Used much better regex and now surrounded with word boundaries on both sides, switched to ccnorm, and now enabled. PUT[AO] now shouldn't catch "reputation" (a legitimate word) since I was just getting started with filters. And no, we are not going to add that "bger" word in the Spanish version, this filter now catches common bad words in Spanish, with Mexican slang words. --Codename Noreste 00:34 29 Oct 2024
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Filter last modified:	00:35, 29 October 2024 by Codename Noreste (talk \| contribs)
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