this seems fine, but i cant for the life of me understand why a document with the information this contains should be so classified as to require people to have security clearance high enough to merit these consequences if they read it without authorization. spice it up more and then maybe, but as it stands the main article seems to contain more sensitive information than this does.
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The tunnelbeast is a giant mole. Going by the assumption that you blacked out the actual order and family names in the article. A decently extensive process of elimination has led me to this conclusion.
I'm torn. I know I'm a jackass either way, but I want to be right so I can at least be a proud jackass, but I want to be wrong because a giant mole that roars and eats people sounds kinda silly.
The recovered materials page refers to one of the recovered tin cans as SCP-432-1. However, the containment procedures page refers to SCP-432's "predatory inhabitant" as SCP-432-1. This needs to be changed.
I thought this was a good end to the logs. Nice seeing what was discovered and learning more, maybe to put together a conclusion
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