Two common problems people not experienced with building models for submission to the Wikitree have are 1) failing to have the proper permissions set on all prims, and 2) failing to have the proper mandatory script in all the prims. These are problems that can't be fixed with LSL scripting. But augmenting the existing mandatory script could help identify any prims that aren't properly prepared by highlighting them in some way during the model preparation step.
More specifically, any prim that has the mandatory script but doesn't have permissions properly set could emit a radiating particle stream to make it easy to find. Although prims without the mandatory script aren't as easy to highlight, the mandatory script could make all prims with the script glow for 10 seconds or so, allowing the user to scan for any prims that aren't glowing.
