Well the Execution was good but the Idea really did bore me. I understand why this is needed to be contained but it itself is not interesting in general. Then again, It's just my opinion.

Goddamn it, so that's what happened to my last electricity bill!

I like this, especially considering what could happen if this got into, say, a large office building in New York. Like, say, the Stock Exchange. +1.

This is an extraordinarily well-executed kind of boring idea. Which isn't precisely a criticism: the fact that it's slightly boring is indispensable to the execution. It's, you know, "Oh, it's a phone bill which screws up dates. Oh, shit. What if dates _really_ got screwed up. Oh _fuck_, it's spreading. Oh, what the actual fuck this is horrible."

Like concept but I'm not in a position to judge this SCP. No vote.

Living the dream, or dreaming the life?

I love that you finally posted this! I feel like it being a phone bill really adds some kind of punch. I hope this gets all the (positive) attention this deserves. +1

i thought it was boring at first, but the recovery log really worked for me. i thought the addendum was boring, but that doesn't mean I won't +1 this.

The common-divisor thing really hit me hard, since I find myself doing the same thing in my head with numbers all the time. It really made this more believable for me. Good work :)

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The execution is okay, but ultimately it comes across as lackluster and muddy. It's kind of like listening to a badly recorded jazz show from the 40's, you know that there's some fantastic shit happen'n on-stage, but you just can't hear it clearly.

One of the problems here is that you go too deep into what it does and not deep enough into why what it does matters. The 4. footnote was rather dull, and didn't seem to accurately portray the object's effects.

I liked this a lot. It's horrifying but not in a scary, rip-your-face-off way. Upvoted.

Eh, the execution's good, but ultimately this did nothing for me. The "data gets messed up, people start dying" trope is fairly familiar, and I really thought you were going somewhere beyond that, but…nope.