House rule
Your writing. Your privacy.
Scriptageddon assesses what is actually on the page. Whatever tools you use, your writing is judged on the same craft standards. Authorship estimates stay private.
Every read gets an authorship scan
Don Chuy estimates authorship from the submitted pages. It is an uncertain estimate, not proof. Scores are based on demonstrated writing quality, not the percentage.
You see your AI score. Nobody else does.
Your report shows your AI score, like "92% human · 8% AI", right beside your verdict. Only you and Angelo can see it. It never shows on public profiles, the Wall of Fame, or shared links.
No approval or reward holds
AI use does not require a declaration or creator approval, and does not block laurels, earned rewards or standings. Originality, ownership and account-integrity rules remain separate.
Careful reading, not assumptions
A high estimate calls for closer examination of the actual writing: consistent character choices, specific detail, convincing dialogue and earned payoffs. Every criticism must be supported by the pages. There is no automatic deduction for AI use.
There is no AI verification queue to clear and no declaration to submit. Historical scores remain unchanged.
Think we got it wrong? Write to us through the help pages and we'll take another look.