Noting that new site member 
Ariea (account age 4 days, site membership 1 day) recently coldposted the following page, which has multiple indicators of AI-generation: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9905 page title "SCP 9905 Resonate Silence" Full draft in creation, no edits.
Of note, they also posted the entirety of the article text to the discussion thread as well: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17492038/scp-9905#post-7471951 with the post heading "This is my 2nd SCP file, I hope you can give me some advice about it. THX"
Object Number: SCP-9905
Object Class: **Euclid**
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-9905 is to be contained in a soundproof containment chamber on Level 3 Underground of Foundation Site-19. The chamber must be lined with 30cm-thick sound-absorbing cotton, with no audio playback devices, vibration sources, or metal objects permitted. Access is restricted to personnel with Level 2 clearance or higher; entry requires prior application and acoustic wave detection. Headphones, musical instruments, and other sound-conducting/playback items are forbidden. Routine inspections are to be conducted by one armed security guard every 12 hours, with no direct contact with SCP-9905 allowed. If abnormal sound waves (15-20Hz) are detected in the chamber, the emergency sound insulation barrier must be activated immediately, personnel within 50 meters evacuated, and the Acoustic Anomaly Research Team notified. In the event of SCP-9905-1 conversion, affected individuals are to be transferred to an isolated soundproof ward, sedated to suppress vocalization, and administered Level 3 amnestic treatment. If SCP-9905-1 completes "resonance conversion," it is to be immobilized using a high-frequency sound wave interference device (≥20000Hz) and executed immediately. Corpses must be incinerated at high temperature (≥1200℃), with ashes sealed and buried deep in the waste disposal area of Site-04.
Description:SCP-9905 is a 19th-century European classical music score manuscript on alpaca parchment, measuring 21cm×29.7cm with significant edge wear. The faded Latin title reads "Silentium resonans" (translated as "Resonant Silence"), with unknown symbols marked beside the notes. Forensic analysis confirms consistency with the handwriting of an obscure 19th-century Vienna composer [too blurred to identify]. SCP-9905 exhibits two core anomalies: First, it cannot be duplicated by any means (photography, scanning, hand-copying, etc.), as copies blur and vanish within 10 seconds, leaving only the original manuscript intact. Second, acoustic triggering—any organism that performs ≥3 measures of the score (via humming, instrumental performance, etc.) or is within ≤10 meters of a device playing the score's audio will convert into SCP-9905-1 within 3 minutes. Early-stage SCP-9905-1 shows auditory abnormalities, extreme sensitivity to 15-20Hz low-frequency sound waves, accompanied by tinnitus and irritability. Within 12 hours, it enters the "resonance phase," involuntarily repeating the SCP-9905 score, with humming automatically converting to 15-20Hz low-frequency waves. These waves transmit through air, passively triggering conversion in organisms within ≤5 meters (no active score contact required). After 24 hours, "resonance conversion" completes: SCP-9905-1's pupils turn black and note-shaped, losing consciousness and focusing solely on spreading the score's sound waves. It attacks organisms hindering its humming, is immune to low-frequency waves, and sustains only minor damage from conventional physical attacks. Full performance of SCP-9905 (42 measures total) generates a 10-meter-diameter low-frequency sound field, instantly converting all organisms within to SCP-9905-1. The field persists for 2 hours, penetrating ordinary walls (≤30cm thick). Three SCP-9905-related incidents have been recorded, all triggered by private collectors accidentally playing the score, resulting in 17 total SCP-9905-1 conversions.
SCP-9905-B Experiments
• Experiment 1: Piano performance of the first 5 measures
Result: Performer (D-1247) developed tinnitus after 3 minutes, began unconscious humming within 8 hours, and converted to SCP-9905-1 after 10 hours. Two nearby researchers were passively converted due to proximity.
• Experiment 2: Mobile phone playing score audio (clip) placed 1m from SCP-9905
Result: Audio cut off after 3 seconds, phone speaker damaged. All experimental mice within ≤5 meters agitated severely and died within 10 minutes; autopsy showed complete auditory organ necrosis.
• Experiment 3: Attempted laser ablation of score notes
Result: Paper burned through, but missing notes quickly reappeared in the holes, restoring full integrity within 1 minute. Laser device short-circuited and failed due to unknown interference.
SCP-9905-A Incident
On [XX] [Month], 20XX, an anomaly occurred at a private music collection in Paris, France. Collector Pierre Lemaire accidentally acquired SCP-9905 and performed the full score on violin, converting all 12 individuals in the gallery to SCP-9905-1. The low-frequency sound field spread to the street outside, passively converting 2 pedestrians. The Foundation European Branch intervened within 1 hour, neutralizing all 14 SCP-9905-1 instances with high-frequency sound devices, destroying all on-site audio equipment, administering Level 3 amnestics to personnel within 200 meters, and sealing the area under the cover of a "gas leak accident."
"Its danger lies not in direct killing, but in spreading madness silently through music—a universal language. We dare not even destroy it completely; no one knows what terrifying acoustic backlash might follow."
— Dr. Ariea
Excerpts of note:
Object Number: SCP-9905
Object Class: Euclid
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-9905 is to be contained in a soundproof containment chamber on Level 3 Underground of Foundation Site-19. The chamber must be lined with 30cm-thick sound-absorbing cotton, with no audio playback devices, vibration sources, or metal objects permitted.
SCP-9905 exhibits two core anomalies: First, it cannot be duplicated by any means (photography, scanning, hand-copying, etc.), as copies blur and vanish within 10 seconds, leaving only the original manuscript intact. Second, acoustic triggering—any organism that performs ≥3 measures of the score (via humming, instrumental performance, etc.) or is within ≤10 meters of a device playing the score's audio will convert into SCP-9905-1 within 3 minutes. Early-stage SCP-9905-1 shows auditory abnormalities, extreme sensitivity to 15-20Hz low-frequency sound waves, accompanied by tinnitus and irritability.
SCP-9905-A Incident
On [XX] [Month], 20XX, an anomaly occurred at a private music collection in Paris, France. Collector Pierre Lemaire accidentally acquired SCP-9905 and performed the full score on violin, converting all 12 individuals in the gallery to SCP-9905-1. The low-frequency sound field spread to the street outside, passively converting 2 pedestrians. The Foundation European Branch intervened within 1 hour, neutralizing all 14 SCP-9905-1 instances with high-frequency sound devices, destroying all on-site audio equipment, administering Level 3 amnestics to personnel within 200 meters, and sealing the area under the cover of a "gas leak accident."
"Its danger lies not in direct killing, but in spreading madness silently through music—a universal language. We dare not even destroy it completely; no one knows what terrifying acoustic backlash might follow."
— Dr. Ariea
When the user received a comment from a reader, "Both this piece, and your other article, read as ai. They where posted very close together, you have no sandboxes, and the "ending notes" are very common indicators of ai. ""Its danger lies not in direct killing, but in spreading madness silently through music—a universal language. We dare not even destroy it completely; no one knows what terrifying acoustic backlash might follow."" is ai hyping itself up. In addition, posting the entire article in the comment doesnt really help your article, and just clutters up everything. I think you could have benefited from going through proper idea crit and draft crit." they responded: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17492038/scp-9905#post-7471983
Thx your advice. I got it. However, this article was indeed written by myself. Maybe it was because I asked the AI to polish it in the middle. I read some SCP files, and I see some sentences to sum up the story. So I write it. Anyway, you can spare some time to reply to me. I really want to thank you very much.
Of note, this is not the only post they submitted with AI tells. The previous page is here: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9823-if-the-world-were-no-longer-kind and also in the discussion thread here: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17491972/scp-9823-if-the-world-were-no-longer-kind#post-7471941 with the only difference seeming to be that the mainsite post uses the author name, while the forum copy uses "Dr. Siren". Mainsite coldpost had full draft in creation, and a single edit that did not seem to actually make any changes.
Object Number: SCP-9823
Object Class: --Safe-- **Keter**
Special Containment Procedures: Given SCP-9823's properties, full containment is currently impossible with existing technological means. The Foundation can only implement temporary control over its effects. If an area is impacted by SCP-9823, the SCP Foundation must resolve the situation promptly, execute SCP-9823 and SCP-9823-1 immediately. Affected personnel shall undergo Level 4 amnestic treatment. If SCP-9823-1 is irreversibly irrational, it shall be executed. Global governments shall launch immediate preventive publicity targeting SCP-9823.
Description: SCP-9823 is an image of an ancient 17th-century paper, approximately A4-sized. Its front features a pair of black eyes and text in an unknown language, identified through research as an extremely ancient Egyptian dialect. The physical anomalies of this image are prominent: currently, all attempts to erase the text on SCP-9823 have proven impossible (see SCP-9823-B for details). Any organism—including but not limited to canines, felines, and birds—that maintains eye contact with SCP-9823 for 3 seconds will exhibit homicidal or extremely hostile traits; such organisms are designated SCP-9823-1 (see SCP-9823-A for details). SCP-9823-1 instances possess abnormal abilities, with physical attacks having only minimal effects on them. If SCP-9823-1 moves beyond a 500-meter radius of SCP-9823, it will die instantly. The exact cause of death remains unknown, so long-distance isolation is the most effective method to execute SCP-9823-1. SCP-9823-1 becomes more irrational and exhibits stronger aggression toward all organisms when near SCP-9823. If SCP-9823 fails to generate any SCP-9823-1 instances within 5 minutes, it will immediately teleport to another paper medium until an SCP-9823-1 instance is created. Once SCP-9823-1 is successfully generated, SCP-9823 will replicate itself onto a new paper medium. Due to SCP-9823's extensive teleportation range, incidents caused by SCP-9823 have been recorded globally to date, making prevention the optimal solution.
SCP-9823-B Experiments
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• Experiment 1: Covering text with correction fluid
Result: Text reappeared directly above the correction fluid.
• Experiment 2: Covering text with correction tape
Result: Same as Experiment 1.
• Experiment 3: Erasing text with multiple types of erasers
Result: Personnel used 3 erasers to wipe for 2 hours, causing severe damage to SCP-9823, but the text remained intact. The O5 Council subsequently vetoed all experiments involving damage to SCP-9823.
SCP-9823-A Incident:
On [XX] [Month], [Year], a brutal massacre occurred at [XX] High School in Ohio, USA. The perpetrator was Anna Catherine, who killed 247 students, 51 teachers, and 56 police officers between [XX]:[XX] AM and [XX]:[XX] PM. At [XX]:[XX] PM, the SCP Foundation intervened and isolated Anna Catherine. During armed transportation, she suddenly lost all vital signs and died within 5 seconds.
"We know far too little about SCP-9823, leaving us helpless as it bewitches all of humanity!" — Dr. Ariea
Description: SCP-9823 is an image of an ancient 17th-century paper, approximately A4-sized. Its front features a pair of black eyes and text in an unknown language, identified through research as an extremely ancient Egyptian dialect. The physical anomalies of this image are prominent: currently, all attempts to erase the text on SCP-9823 have proven impossible (see SCP-9823-B for details). Any organism—including but not limited to canines, felines, and birds—that maintains eye contact with SCP-9823 for 3 seconds will exhibit homicidal or extremely hostile traits; such organisms are designated SCP-9823-1 (see SCP-9823-A for details).
SCP-9823-A Incident:
On [XX] [Month], [Year], a brutal massacre occurred at [XX] High School in Ohio, USA. The perpetrator was Anna Catherine, who killed 247 students, 51 teachers, and 56 police officers between [XX]:[XX] AM and [XX]:[XX] PM. At [XX]:[XX] PM, the SCP Foundation intervened and isolated Anna Catherine. During armed transportation, she suddenly lost all vital signs and died within 5 seconds.
"We know far too little about SCP-9823, leaving us helpless as it bewitches all of humanity!" — Dr. Ariea
Porting discussion thread comments for reference:
This is blatantly unfinished, and the end note feels pointless. Why is a researcher adding this to the file? This would be fear mongering at best. Files are meant to be official, logical, papers. adding a part where somebody whines about how scary it is only serves to make the article feel like the author is trying to make it sound scary. "We know far too little about SCP-9823, leaving us helpless as it bewitches all of humanity!". It is the foundations job to find stuff out. How exactly does this bewitch humanity? Why does the o5 council veto all experiments that could damage the object, despite the risk? Could containment not be done by simply chaining one person up, turning them into an instance, locking the paper in a briefcase, and keeping them restricted? A lot of your issues would be softened if you had gone through idea crit phases
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17491972/scp-9823-if-the-world-were-no-longer-kind#post-7471989
Hello, I have carefully read your suggestions. Indeed, I finished this article in one hour. It's normal that there are many problems in the first attempt. I will continue to revise it in the following time. Then I will send it here again to get others' suggestions.
Right, which is why every resource on this site recommendeds lots of drafting, critiquing, and refining prior to posting. A successful article takes significantly longer than 1 hour to put together, and will always benefit from having more time dedicated to improving it. 'It's my first time' doesn't absolve you of the site standards. I highly recommend reading through the writing/contribution guides and taking advantage of the sandbox/crit spaces.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17491972/scp-9823-if-the-world-were-no-longer-kind#post-7472008
Thank you. I will continue to refine it in the subsequent period of time.
You stating that you rushed the article and trying to pass off any issues as "First time author struggles" does not make any of my critique any less valid, or my main suggestion of going through idea crit any less true.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17491972/scp-9823-if-the-world-were-no-longer-kind#post-7472013
User has no other forum posts, and no sandbox history. Permanently banned, PM sent.
