Noting that 
SipFinite (account age 197 days, site membership 196 days) recently coldposted the following concept thread, which has multiple indicators of AI-generation:
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18066877/seeking-greenlights
Seeking Greenlights: Yes
Page Type: SCP Article
Elevator Pitch: This idea revolves around a SCP which appears to be an elderly male who appears at every library where a disaster is about to strike. He organizes every book overnight, and inside every one there are instructions on how to stay safe from the disaster.
Central Narrative: This SCP was first seen one day before the August 1814 fire in the Library of Congress (Washington D.C, United States) and has continued to manifest in any libraries that are in danger of a future disaster. This SCP is only reported in the continents of North and South America and Oceania till now. The article explains about this Custodian class anomaly (first Custodian SCP), what it does, incidents and sightings till now in detail.
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**Seeking Greenlights:** Yes
**Page Type:** SCP Article
**Elevator Pitch:** This concept centers on an SCP documented as an elderly male who manifests in any library where an impending disaster is forecasted. The individual proceeds to organize all library materials overnight. Upon inspection, staff discover that the first and last pages of every book now contain printed instructions related to the specific disaster, detailing safety protocols and precautionary measures. This SCP’s appearance and activities are consistent across all recorded incidents.
**Central Narrative:** This SCP first appeared the day before the Library of Congress fire in August 1814 in Washington, D.C. Since then, it keeps showing up in libraries facing the threat of disaster. Reports of this SCP have come only from North America, South America, and Oceania so far. This article outlines the details of this Custodian-class anomaly—the first of its kind—including a description of its activity, a list of incidents, and a summary of reported sightings.
Excerpts of note (compare initial post with revision made 9 minutes later):
This idea revolves around a SCP which appears to be an elderly male who appears at every library where a disaster is about to strike. He organizes every book overnight, and inside every one there are instructions on how to stay safe from the disaster.
This concept centers on an SCP documented as an elderly male who manifests in any library where an impending disaster is forecasted. The individual proceeds to organize all library materials overnight. Upon inspection, staff discover that the first and last pages of every book now contain printed instructions related to the specific disaster, detailing safety protocols and precautionary measures.
This article outlines the details of this Custodian-class anomaly—the first of its kind—including a description of its activity, a list of incidents, and a summary of reported sightings.
Of note, this is not the first time the user has posted material with AI tells. Reviewers picked up on the revisions being suspiciously empty: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-17751464/a-new-scp-idea
Central Narrative: This article takes a close look at how flimsy our sense of objective reality can be. It uses a peculiar Age-of-Exploration vessel as a case study. The passengers insist they're still on Earth, even though every bit of telemetry says they're showing up in bizarre and cosmically impossible spots. The researchers from the Foundation send expeditions farther out—first to planets nearby, then to galaxies from the early universe. After a while, they’re left wondering: Is the anomaly actually moving people around in space, scrambling how they see things, or is it revealing a universe that just doesn’t make sense to the human mind?
Additionally, in April 2026, the user coldposted this page: https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-9135
##transparent|I strongly believe that this would be heavily downvoted.##
**Item #:** 9135
**Item Class:** Euclid
**Special Containment Procedures:**All known instances of SCP-9135 case to Site Command right away, and to be logged in Foundation digital anomaly tracking systems.
Foundation web-crawlers run nonstop scans across global networks. They look for unauthorized apps matching the anomaly, reports about odd “contact lists” or "messages from the dead", and keywords like “last conversations” or “future calls.”
When SCP-9135 is seen in possession of any individual or entity, it is to be isolated using network quarantine protocols, deleted through standard anomalous software removal, disinformation removed.
If any individual posseses SCP-9135, detain and move them to the closest Foundation facility. After debriefing, Class-C amnestics are to be given. Devices with SCP-9135 are to be put into Faraday-isolated storage. This storage is a precaution; it will NOT stop SCP-9135 from reappearing, attempts of powering off of factory resetting devices have resulted in total failure.
No personnel may interact with SCP-9135, no contacts are to be dialed, and no attempts of reaching known dead individuals using this anomaly are to be made.
At least two Level 4 staff must approve all tests. Test subjects must not have immediate family or emotional dependencies, and must be given psychological assessments pre and post exposure. Test conversations are to be fully recorded. Sessions must be stopped after three minutes or if the subject shows emotional distress. No one should interact with SCP-9135 more than once—see Addendum 9135-2, where a researcher contacted several entries and triggered a self-referential listing (“Self”), leading to a termination event.
SCP-9135 is a high-risk memetic and emotional hazard. Staff assigned to SCP-9135 need weekly cognitive resistance training.
**Description:** SCP-9135 is an anomalous mobile application which manifests spontaneously on digital devices under the name “Contacts+.” The application icon and interface resemble early-generation smartphone software, typically inconsistent with the host device’s operating system.
SCP-9135 cannot be permanently removed. Deletion attempts result in temporary disappearance, followed by reappearance within 24–72 hours, or immediate manifestation on a separate nearby device. The anomaly has been observed on smartphones, tablets, personal computers, and, in rare cases, inactive or non-functional electronic devices. Upon opening SCP-9135, the user is presented with a list of contacts. These entries do not correspond to the device’s stored data.
Instead, listed contacts are identified as:
- Deceased individuals previously known to the user
- Living individuals with whom the user has a significant emotional connection
- Individuals the user has not yet met at the time of interaction
Each contact is labeled with a name only. No additional metadata (e.g., phone numbers, profile images) is provided. Selecting a contact initiates a real-time text-based or voice-based conversation with the corresponding individual. The corresponding entity accurately replicates the personality, speech patterns, and knowledge of the individual and demonstrates awareness consistent with the individual’s subjective perspective.
All interactions conducted through SCP-9135 are later verified to correspond to the final interaction that will ever occur between the user and the selected individual. For deceased individuals, conversations reflect hypothetical or unrealized final exchanges, often incorporating information unknown to the subject but consistent with later verification. For living individuals, SCP-9135 exhibits a retrocausal influence. Subsequent events will align such that the SCP-9135 conversation becomes the definitive final interaction between both parties. Attempts to alter or prevent this outcome have consistently failed. Observed termination events following interaction include, but are not limited to:
- Accidental death
- Sudden disappearance
- Irreversible severance of contact
- Progressive Manifestation
Repeated usage of SCP-9135 results in the appearance of increasingly anomalous contacts, including but not limited to:
- Individuals labeled with unknown or undefined identities
- Entities designated by roles (e.g., “Future Child,” “Witness,” “Unknown Caller”)
Entries corresponding to individuals not yet encountered by the subject of particular note is the recurrent manifestation of an entry labeled “Self.”
Interaction with the “Self” contact initiates a delayed connection, typically preceded by a visible countdown timer of variable duration. Upon completion, subjects engage in communication with an entity identified as themselves at a point immediately preceding their own death. The responding entity demonstrates awareness of imminent termination. Information provided is limited, fragmented, or deliberately withheld
Psychological distress in subjects is extreme and frequently results in non-compliance with containment procedures
In ██% of documented cases, subjects who engage with the “Self” instance expire within a time frame consistent with the countdown displayed prior to interaction.
**Addendum 9135-1:** "Containment fails when curiosity is taking over no peasant is above a king, and the king are the emotions of a human." — Dr. Jonathan B███████
**Addendum 9135-2:**
> Subject: Dr. Edward McKenzie (Level 3 Researcher, Digital Anomalies Division)
> Date: ██/██/20██
>
> Summary: Dr. McKenzie engaged in repeated unauthorized interactions with SCP-9135. These actions resulted in progressive psychological decline and a fatal event.
> **Foreword**
>
> Dr. McKenzie was assigned to supervise controlled tests involving SCP-9135. He disregarded direct orders restricting repeat exposure. Over roughly two hours, he bypassed established protocols to conduct multiple unsanctioned sessions. Review of device logs and partial screen captures yielded the following interaction transcripts.
> **Entry 1 — Contact: “Mother”**
> Status: Deceased for 12 years
> Dr. McKenzie: Hello?
> Entity: Edward? You sound older.
> Dr. McKenzie: This isn’t possible.
> Entity: You always say that when you don’t understand something.
> (Duration: 2 minutes, 14 seconds. Subject shows mild emotional response.)
>
> **Entry 2 — Contact: “Victor McKenzie”**
> Status: Living, estranged brother
> Dr. McKenzie: Victor, listen carefully—
> Entity: You only call when something’s wrong.
> Dr. McKenzie: I need to fix something.
> Entity: You can’t fix everything, Eddie. You never could.
> (Subject terminated conversation. Stress signs increased.)
>
> **Entry 3 — Contact: “Unknown Caller”**
> Status: No identifiable match
> Dr. McKenzie: Identify yourself.
> Entity: You weren’t supposed to get this far.
> Dr. McKenzie: Clarify.
> Entity: It means you stopped treating it like a test.
> (Eleven-second pause before call ends.)
>
> **Entry 4 — Contact: “Future Child”**
> Status: No information
> Dr. McKenzie: …Who is this?
> Entity: You don’t recognize my voice yet.
> Dr. McKenzie: “Yet”?
> Entity: You promised you’d be there.
> (Subject shows acute distress. Session stops.)
>
> **Entry 5 — Contact: “Victor McKenzie” (Repeat)**
> Result: FAILED
> Interface message: “Final interaction already completed.”
> (Subject attempts access 4 more times. All result in failure.)
>
> **Entry 6 — Contact: “Self”**
> Status: Newly manifested
> (Countdown timer shows 00:07:32)
> Dr. McKenzie: No. This is not part of the test.
> Dr. McKenzie: This is not how this works.
> (Subject remains in place until timer ends. No attempt to stop session.)
>
> **Final Interaction — “Self”**
> Dr. McKenzie: …Is this real?
> Entity: You already know the answer.
> Dr. McKenzie: Tell me how to stop it.
> Entity: You can’t. You passed the point where that was possible.
> Dr. McKenzie: Then why show me this?
> Entity: Because you wouldn’t have stopped otherwise.
> (Pause: 6 seconds)
> Dr. McKenzie: How long do I have?
> Entity: You’re almost out.
> Dr. McKenzie: Of time?
> Entity: Of chances.
> (Audio distortion begins. Breathing irregularities observed.)
> Dr. McKenzie: What happens next?
> Entity: You put the phone down.
> (End of recording.)
**Addendum 9135-3:**
+ Post-Incident Summary
Dr. McKenzie placed the device on his workstation at the end of the session. Fourteen seconds later, he collapsed without clear cause. Medical review found no external or internal trauma, no toxins, and no foreign substances. Death was ruled sudden systemic failure.
++ Additional Notes
SCP-9135 was missing from Dr. McKenzie’s device post-event. Three minutes later, a new occurrence appeared on a different Foundation terminal. The contact list for the new instance featured “Edward McKenzie.”
Excerpt of note (at the time, staff observed "The consistent switching from bad grammar/spag to good punctuation is even more damning And you can clearly identify which parts are human written and which are AI written"):
Observed termination events following interaction include, but are not limited to:
- Accidental death
- Sudden disappearance
- Irreversible severance of contact
- Progressive Manifestation
Further compare with a PM the user sent me today (subject line "Anomaly Feedback Proposal"):
Dear Zyn,
I'm very much honored to be sending this message to an Administrator. This is a formal request from me asking you to review my anomaly in the Ideas Critique Forum, after a lot of thinking if I should send this message to you or not, will it waste some of your time reading this or not, I finally decided to send this. The link is below, take a look.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-18066877/seeking-greenlights
Permanently banned, PM sent. Kufat and wackdog supported back in April, but the case seems to have been unattended to since then.
