$You,$ Melody Lee, are serving as the president of the Hong Kong Playwright Club. This notable self$-$

financing unit brings together professional actors and playwrights of drama and plays in weeklymeetings$.$ Your club has been organizing commercial, recreational, and charity activities for its members and the general public, including drama shows, workshops, short courses, guest speaker events, weekly play readings, fundraising activities for the local needy, etc., in the past $25$ years. Recently, your club has been busy preparing for the annual competition of The Hong Kong Playwriting Award $($HKPA$)$ for new full$-$length original theatre plays that are yet to be published and used in any productions. Before the play scripts are read by the panel of judges, they are collected and checked by a committee which is formed by a senior colleague, some new colleagues and a few young interns in your club. You hope the committee members can benefit from this valuable experience of helping with the competition. However, it has been brought to your attention that the interns have accepted ineligible work while their code of conduct seems to be an issue. For example, these interns$1.$ misunderstood that play scripts completed by Artificial Intelligence such as ChatGPT and Google Translate are acceptable,

$2.$ mistakenly accepted play scripts published on online platforms before,

$3.$ failed to respect the competitors$’$ privacy and shared some details of the submitted scripts on

personal social media platforms with biased and unfair comments, and

$4.$ sent emails and text messages to a famous playwright who left his contact information in the

application forms although the involved committee members just intended to express theiradmiration and appreciation of his talent.

Luckily, these problems were reported by the senior colleague of the committee only $2$ days after the submission period of play scripts started.