User made a minor but incorrect edit to SCP-666½-J, changing "is it ever Keter" to "is it even Keter". This pretty clearly changes the meaning of that particular phrase. They did it on 4/6 and Zyn reverted, then again this morning. These are the only edits to the wiki in their history, and they've never commented. As that single word is the only change, I don't think this is malicious, just misguided. Reverted the latest and sending the following PM:
Hello —
I'm an admin for the SCP wiki and wanted to let you know that we've noticed that you've made a minor edit to SCP-666½-J, changing the word "ever" to "even" in the Object Class. I think this was just an attempt to fix a typo, but in this case, that was a deliberate word choice and your edit changes the meaning of the phrase. Although fixing SPaG (spelling, punctuation, and grammar) errors is valid, please don't make edits that change the meaning of the content.
This edit does not appear malicious, so no disciplinary actions are being taken at this time, but please take more care in any future edits. This message does count as an official warning.
— Drewbear
Giving bearhugs to the unsuspecting since 1872.