If you do this you will lose the "priority sorting" that
the init script does. Here is the comment from
request-processor-init.tcl:
# This lsort is what makes the priority stuff work. It guarantees
# that filters are registered in order of priority. AOLServer will
# then run the filters in the order they were registered.
set filters [lsort -integer -index 0 $filters]
nsv_set rp_filters . $filters
filter_index is used in the display page (in the monitoring package iirc) I think...
I am not sure the priority sorting is necessary
so maybe it doesn't matter.