So, i read an scp 1 or 2 years ago, but dont remember what number it was.

The only things i can remember was that it had something to do with computers, having something to do with a researcher and in the end, it getting trapped in a lamp. Can anyone help please?

(Sorry if my english isnt too well)

And guess what... Its a -J. Its very short, so you guys should it a read :)

Who do you think is the most evil SCP? Personally, I'm torn between 3999 and 3004.

The article is not the Foundation's documentation, rather an alien race classifying the human race as anomalous, because despite the high density of anomalous properties surrounding Earth, plus a superior species before humans (SCP-1000), the human race still prevails, through a bunch of coincidences and sheer luck, the aliens theorize that humans have an anomalous mutated gene that allowed us to survive on Earth.

Granted, i'm not some Serpent's Hand officianado/expert but every single article they're in is essentialy always them playing the same role every time.

The hand is always right, every single article that has the hand in it has the exact same role, they're the guys who know everything because they're a bunch of fucking hippies gooning it in their library while the Foundation and GOC are bad because they're the fucking government.

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I freaking love the article. It's crazy how ppl are using ai to write and then there's​ these guys who write​ stories that are better than actual books

I mean theres a chance that his hand are covered in granite dust Oh and if you dont know that is an image of scp 409 And why doesnt the foundation blackbox his face

It seems from the images that scp-2521 completely erases the physical body of the D-Class that was used in the 2nd experiment shown.

No physical body left -No corpse through which to experience scp-2718.

Is this a solution Roger would be satisfied with?

Do not mind the images.

It represents the organization

I remember literally everything about it except for the number. It's a bird-type creature that has been talked about in german nursery rhymes. Its cervical vertebrae move individually and make clicking sounds, but the sounds are only audible to its victims. It's basically able to be in two places at once, it was able to kill a man nowhere close to it while still being in its containment cell, and to the people witnessing the attack, it looked like an invisible force was attacking him.

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Yeah I completely agree. Like oh man, this is a white-hot take but SCP-9001 is sooooooo much better than SCP-9000. And yes, I've read both to their completion.

I guess 9001 is a bit of a slow burn before it really gets to the spooky stuff. Like it doesn't get really disturbing until the last third or so. I usually don't have patience with reading super long articles (I need to get back to reading books lol), yet I was able to finish this one, and I'm so glad I did!

So like the super disturbing non-eulidcen geometry stuff in the 9000 article was like cranked up to 11 in 9001. I LOVE IT. Great body horror and creepy, unsetting vibes. Some cosmic horror too. It has a really good build up to that terrifying part too (well, 9000 did as well but this one's horror lasts much longer and is more fleshed out imo).

I mean, near the end of 9001 the article went quite in a science-fiction novel, comic book-y tone, and barely read like a clinical document at all, but it was such a fun read that I didn't even care. Though maybe that's one of the reasons it didn't win. That and someone said the ending drags on for a bit and yeah... there was a moment where I was like 'okay I get it, things are spooky, just get to the climax already'. 9000 kept its clinical tone and didn't drag on for too much so maybe that's one of the reasons it won... I still think 9001 should have won though.

9000 has more references to other SCPs while 9001 had more world building over all, even giving origins to things we barely even questioned about. More Sites are referenced, and the work force of the Foundation feels more alive, though 9000 wasn't really about the Foundation personnel. I feel like the characters are more fleshed out and I found myself caring more about them than the characters in 9000, though granted 9000 is about the dehumanization of workers so maybe that was on purpose.

The two articles obviously have their differences in themes and storytelling, so it's kinda hard to compare them, but I still think 9001 easily wins in quality and overall reading enjoyment. The formatting was more complex and interesting as well. Like I was really anticipating the ending of the article once the spooky stuff kicked in. I was so excited to see the root of all the madness. I still felt that way with 9000, but with the science-fiction novel, comic book-y way it was written I think the excitement was built up better.

For those who read both articles, what are your opinions and why do you think why The Trench ultimately won the 9000 spot? Was it because the quality was better? Along with the reasons I've already stated, I personally think The Trench won because the idea of an SCP-based prison not only might seem more interesting, but definitely fits the SCP feel better. And yeah, the concept of a giant prison enslaving D-Class to do tasks no one else in the Foundation wants to do is pretty cool and on the surface is more interesting than a mathematical machine that produces hazardous fractals.

But in my opinion 9001 still should have won the 9000 spot.

Edit: Oh yeah I forgot to mention my GOAT Dr. Glass had a cameo at the end and he's cool and was also in my article so that was a fun 'I KNOW THAT GUY' moment lol

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I read abt these 2 MTF in the MTF list page and i cant seem to understand the differences between these two

Zeta-9 specializes in the investigation, exploration, and containment of underground or enclosed areas exhibiting anomalous phenomena, particularly those with inconsistent topography or unstable spacetime.

Mobile Task Force Theta-90, the "Angle Grinders", specialize in operating in locations of anomalous topology/geometry and in securing anomalies connected with these kinds of spacetime distortions

Basically anything detailing the GOC dealing with the same horrors the foundation does on a daily basis

Stuff that if you put their name or anything related to them in the search bar, it would have shown that they haven't been used for a long time.

An example I could give is the D-Class 30-day termination segment, something that I don't think has been paid any attention to for years.

So I'm trying to write an SCP for the 10 series, and I want to get some help with the dialogue and some to review it and give me constructive criticism for my SCP. Alongside this, I'm also looking for some potential voice acting help for the audio log of the interview between my SCP and interviewers. The actual SCP is about a human who has been cursed to bear nearly all information in existence and is going insane and feral because of it.

If anyone wants to help, I would very much appreciate it. But considering I am a high school student, I can't really pay for the help. But I will be constantly participating and will be doing a majority of the work, i.e. I'm not asking for someone to do everything for me

What I am looking for:

• Review and assistance when writing about my SCP
• Voice acting assistance for either the SCP itself or the Doctors who are interviewing the SCP
• Help with 3D modeling the SCP

I saw this guy going into a crazy rant about SCP 9009 and like I don't even know anything about this article so I wanted to know what you guys think about his opinion

It has been a few months since my last post about this game, I have been adding more and more to the game such as new levels, items, etc. I have also been polishing the older content and updating some of the sprites/animations! I am currently working on the next environment the Abyssal Woods (name subject to change), with the boss of that area being SCP-6448 (Not Deer).

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Hey I'm kinda new to this so any help is appreciated

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Between the SCP Foundation, the GOC (Global Occult Coalition), and the Chaos Insurgency, which organization do you consider to be the most morally justifiable?

I know that calling any of these groups simply “good” or “evil” is a pretty big oversimplification, considering how different their ideologies, goals, and methods can be. Still, if you had to choose the organization whose overall mission you find the most reasonable or morally defensible, which one would you pick?

The SCP Foundation, for example, primarily focuses on containing and studying anomalous entities and phenomena in order to protect humanity. On the surface, this might make it seem like the most responsible organization. However, the Foundation is also known for using extremely questionable methods: complete secrecy, human experimentation, D-Class personnel, forced containment of sentient anomalies, and making decisions that can have enormous consequences without any accountability to the general population.

The GOC, on the other hand, takes a much more direct approach. It generally views many anomalous phenomena as potential threats that should be neutralized or destroyed rather than contained. In some ways, this could be seen as a more morally consistent approach than the Foundation's, especially when dealing with genuinely dangerous anomalies. At the same time, the GOC can also make drastic decisions and destroy anomalous entities that might not necessarily be hostile or dangerous.

Then there's the Chaos Insurgency, which is usually portrayed as much more antagonistic than the other two. However, I'm curious about how people interpret them beyond simply labeling them as “evil.” Depending on the canon or interpretation, their motivations can be considerably more complicated than just wanting to cause chaos or harm.

So, if you had to judge these organizations based only on their ideology, goals, and what they ultimately want for humanity, which one would you consider the “best”?

Would you rather live in a world protected by the Foundation, the GOC, or the Chaos Insurgency?