Noting that new site member 
Liminal creator (account age 8 days, site membership 7 days) recently posted the following concept thread, which has multiple indicators of AI-generation: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17859810/liminal-creator-scp-article-the-attack-butterflies
Page Type: SCP ArticleGenre: Horror / HistoricalElevator Pitch: SCP-9392 is a swarm of anomalous entities resembling childhood "arts-and-crafts" butterflies made of paper and straws. They emit a high-pitched whistle that induces a powerful shared hallucination of a tranquil, flowery field. While victims are trapped in this peaceful state, the swarm physically attacks, draining blood through quarter-sized holes in the throat.
Central Narrative: The story is told through two main lenses. First, a recovery log from July 1917 follows a soldier named John during WWI; after his first kill, he finds a mass grave where the butterflies are feeding and is nearly lured into a "death pit" by the hallucination.
Second, the story moves to the modern day, focusing on a 14-year-old named "Josh" (SCP-9392-A). Josh unintentionally manifests the butterflies, which exhausts him. The Foundation attempts to train these instances as a Thaumiel-class tool to sedate other aggressive anomalies, but the narrative focuses on the ethical strain this puts on Josh.
What makes mine different from others?: The subversion of "peace" as a predatory weapon. Most horror focuses on fear, but this focuses on the danger of feeling too content. The contrast between a harmless-looking paper toy and the gruesome image of it digging into a throat creates a strong uncanny feeling from an innocent looking toy
Please give me ideas to add to summary and feel free to ask for the full article, tell me of any grammar, spelling, or issues in the summary or article idea that could be changed/edited.
Excerpts of note:
Page Type: SCP ArticleGenre: Horror / HistoricalElevator Pitch: SCP-9392 is a swarm of anomalous entities resembling childhood "arts-and-crafts" butterflies made of paper and straws. They emit a high-pitched whistle that induces a powerful shared hallucination of a tranquil, flowery field. While victims are trapped in this peaceful state, the swarm physically attacks, draining blood through quarter-sized holes in the throat.
What makes mine different from others?: The subversion of "peace" as a predatory weapon. Most horror focuses on fear, but this focuses on the danger of feeling too content. The contrast between a harmless-looking paper toy and the gruesome image of it digging into a throat creates a strong uncanny feeling from an innocent looking toy
Compare with the user's sandbox: https://scp-sandbox-3.wikidot.com/liminal-bot-scp-9392
Due to it being fast, dangerous, and having tens of thousands of instances, capturing all instances is nearly impossible, though the captured ones can be controlled slightly, and they can put their effect on anomalies, so the anomalies can be destroyed and/or captured by the foundation.
When addressed about AI usage, the user replied: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17859810/liminal-creator-scp-article-the-attack-butterflies#post-8013340
I did not use ai in the actual full version, but I did use it to correct my grammar and spelling in this, is that still against the policies?
Of note, the user's current wikidot "about" states:
I am a guy who loves writing and making creepy stories, videos, and images, I do use ai for my writing and most art, I do use it occasionally, but never for writing or on the wiki in any sort
User has no other forum activity. Permanently banned, PM sent.
