Proposal:
When creating an automation and you use “Contains” or “Does not contains” for Subject/Description - Example:
Have a checkbox that excludes checking links.
Why:
Let’s saying we’re creating an automation that’s trying to capture Subject/description that contains “2FA”.
If you have a 3 letter or less word there’s a good chance that an embedded link contain this word from time to time.
Example:
The account settings link here:
https://link.trustpilot.com/ls/click?upn=xVXpoPuYr1HZaY0c8NVgj6iuJbOBAFi4hfgR7k5EB1A-2F725APuCuIbiFJMMRNZMDOaF9wGc5dWYiT0q8mHZNDGZVWq2tJfwog2Asi1nkWuA-3DTeCX_t6rNZH6dypDIrJB92PWRvrjAVwTdqGfAOuoIW8vPXvQkj0JumX42FrDxF-2B5uMJ7suVxd-2FoNhhgvQGEh3BIaMlFQCaaUOq7Nj05iWdZTwXHfGDpVavCKAKxuF7N1E5m-2BJLsIY1FNBHyB9vhbtLQncAGqPKGhbUF-2BypyUTo4X8KSlSR4iugpW6ccUM2fAo6RZmeCUvmTQ1A8SV3L0xqjCsgfbIXg-2F1iw6wCeuDPQV4pnQLs83eNmJ6ONyJlpIk4KD-2Bk0wByQ1zhdTSuphek2Tkt0VsJNGxOCPHNBvBZzGa2HehcoJVS1cRVMxkMomxsvuKK8Y5Fv8Az1WtHAdE-2BOrOeM4Dtek5CMlArNWboJWZAMAofw-3D
Issue with the work around:
I can easily use “Has none of these words” or “Has any of these words” - except you need to account for all iterations of that word.
Example: 2FA. 2FA, 2FA! 2FA!? 2FA?! 2FA? 2FA) (2FA (2FA) -2FA 2FA: 2FA; “2FA 2FA” “2FA” etc etc. There’s a chance an angry user may even do “2FA!?!!”, which then the combinations get a bit out of control.
