Are you speaking of number of submit or of successful edits? I mean, if a filter both warns and disallows it first warns, then disallows on second submit.
You should probably create separate filters, as you want both different conditions and different messages and/or actions. No need to make the interface more complex.

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Are you speaking of number of submit or of successful edits? I mean, if a
filter both warns and disallows it first warns, then disallows on second
submit.
You should probably create separate filters, as you want both different
conditions and different messages and/or actions. No need to make the
interface
more complex.

a filter both warns and disallows it first warns, then disallows on second submit.<<

: Frankly,I had given thought to submits(By submits I mean attempted edit and not necessarily saved edit) and I had not given serious consideration to situation of disallows but expect that should be possible on numbered submit/attempted edit as per above point no 2 mentioned in bug report.

:Need of point 1 and point 2 remains intact.

:Multiple features may make interface bit complex.But making cluster of multiple filters 1) only few filter managers would understand 2) Cluster of multiple filter is equally complex on user side,if the right person retires maitenence and management is more of complex task for those who did not get involved earlier even after help pages and all .And if some one does not maintain proper notes all the effort by retired person will not be understood by others and most likely will get deleted over time.We have 700 wikis under umbrella and we need to think about every situation

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We have 700 wikis under umbrella and we need to think about every situation

Yeah if you completely exclude every non-wikimedia wiki running AbuseFilter.

Though not dirctly related issue taking note of bug T100638; this bug suggests that there is some chance that some false positives are coming on not saved (probably preview related) attempted edits, that issue needs further study.