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Just for my comprehension:
Here it says

Also it is recommended that the selector inside a :-abp-has() starts with a combinator like >, + or ~. Otherwise a lot of elements will be needlessly selected as more that one ancestor will match.

So it is better to use or than this ?

yes, because it starts by looking for just direct descendants, not all descendants

Ok thanks, I just thought the many filters (costly: [attribute*="value"]) inside the braces could outweigh the benefits of starting with >.
Of course I understand it's always a matter of given site structure, too.

I'm sorry, but we do not want to cover site-specific filter questions in the Adblock Plus forum.

The Adblock Plus project is deliberately not involved in authoring filters. The best place to get help for such questions is the forum of a filter list project such as EasyList.

@sbell, it's about how to use certain features ABP is providing.

-abp-has is a new feature and the users are asking how to use it better.

Thank you mapx, that's what I would have written if the topic wasn't locked.
Maybe sbell thought, site.com is a real site.
However, I think I got my answer and a new best practice for -abp-has:()

Thanks, keep up the good work

My apologies! The post was indeed redacted in error.

@sbell
It's ok, that happens. We're all just people. Nice of you that you replied again!