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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3922 SCP-3922]] is an anomalous silver cylinder that changes the [[LaserGuidedKarma karmic outcome]] in any form of fiction. The results? Every vile KarmaHoudini [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty FINALLY gets punished]], while the unlucky victims and heroes [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn their happy ending]], or at least [[ThrowTheDogABone compensated in some way]]. By extension, those who are annoyed by SCP-3922's [[MoralGuardians moral grandstanding to anything they find objectionable in fictional entertainment]] and making it so [[InvincibleHero they easily win all of their encounters with the bad guys]] will likely enjoy seeing them [[CurbStompBattle fail horribly]] at killing [[NighInvulnerable SCP-682]], [[MonsterClown SCP-993 (Bobble the Clown)]] shooting down one of their spaceships with a ''[[RockBeatsLaser slingshot]]'', [[WebAnimation/SuperMarioGlitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers The aliens from Mario Gets His Pingas Stuck in The Door]] trapping their dicks inside doors, and [[Manga/{{Berserk}} the Godhand]] ''completely routing them''.
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-3922 SCP-3922]] is an anomalous silver cylinder that changes the [[LaserGuidedKarma karmic outcome]] in any form of fiction. The results? Every vile KarmaHoudini [[KarmaHoudiniWarranty FINALLY gets punished]], while the unlucky victims and heroes [[EarnYourHappyEnding earn their happy ending]], or at least [[ThrowTheDogABone compensated in some way]]. By extension, those who are annoyed by SCP-3922's [[MoralGuardians moral grandstanding to anything they find objectionable in fictional entertainment]] and making it so [[InvincibleHero they easily win all of their encounters with the bad guys]] will likely enjoy seeing them [[CurbStompBattle fail horribly]] at killing [[NighInvulnerable SCP-682]], [[MonsterClown SCP-993 (Bobble the Clown)]] shooting down one of their spaceships with a ''[[RockBeatsLaser slingshot]]'', [[WebAnimation/SuperMarioGlitchy4sSuperMario64Bloopers The aliens from Mario Gets His Pingas Stuck in The Door]] trapping the sheer randomness of the SMG4 universe]] causing them to abandon ship after having [[GroinAttack gotten their dicks dick trapped inside doors, doors]], and [[Manga/{{Berserk}} the Godhand]] ''completely routing them''.
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** Officially, the SCP-2747 designation does not refer to the anafabula nor the central intelligence controlling it; it only refers to the aftermath of its effects, where stories are erased from history and only discussion of them remains. All three tend to be lumped together due to CharacterizationMarchesOn and the article itself discussing the possibility of its existence.
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** SCP-3108's creator having an emotional breakdown when he finds out the Foundation tested the gun on people can't help but come across as just a bit ludicrous when you realize there's practically no way he couldn't have thought about what it would do to living creatures, not to mention his own extreme carelessness in handing it to an unwitting ten-year-old. Some of the article's critics have even mockingly noted that the article's premise is reminiscent of "the death ray for peaceful purposes" joke from ''Film/DangerDeathRay''.
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** SCP-3108's creator having an emotional breakdown when he finds out the Foundation tested the gun on people can't help but come across as just a bit ludicrous when you realize there's practically no way he couldn't have thought about what it would do to living creatures, not to mention his own extreme carelessness in handing it to an unwitting ten-year-old. Some of the article's critics have even mockingly noted that the article's premise is reminiscent of "the death ray for peaceful purposes" joke from ''Film/DangerDeathRay''. It doesn't help that there's a random, needless TakeThat at ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'' right in the middle of that breakdown.
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** SCP-3922 is a device that summons the Three Moons Initiative to invade media recordings and attempt to punish any wrongdoing in them. Although the intent of the extended logs was to serve as a DeconstructiveParody of literal fiction police, there are concerns from authors that it has since decayed into on-site crossover fanfics that ignore this narrative to the point of repetition. While this normally isn't a problem on its own, the crossover aspect specifically is a point of strife due to the site clamping down on its conflict with CC-BY-SA in TheNewTwenties.
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** SCP-3922 is a device that summons the Three Moons Initiative to invade media recordings and attempt to punish any wrongdoing in them. Although the intent of the extended logs was to serve as a DeconstructiveParody of literal fiction police, there are concerns from authors that it has since decayed into on-site crossover fanfics that ignore this narrative to the point of repetition. While this normally isn't a problem on its own, the crossover aspect specifically is a point of strife due to the site clamping down on its conflict with CC-BY-SA in TheNewTwenties.TheNewTwenties, and the actual content of each test began to be more strictly regulated by Voct in spring 2024 to return it to its roots.
-->'''[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-16670341/scp-3922-extended-test-logs-vol-2#post-6488661 Voct]]:''' ''(regarding their role as curator of the second volume)'' [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks Too many of these are powerscaling bullshit. As Djoric said, "the same joke repeated"]]. That's ''boring.'' [...] We know [the Three Moons Initiative] can be a [[WhenAllYouHaveIsAHammer bulldozer]]. Can they be a Swiss Army Knife?
-->'''[[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/forum/t-16670341/scp-3922-extended-test-logs-vol-2#post-6488661 Voct]]:''' ''(regarding their role as curator of the second volume)'' [[ItsTheSameSoItSucks Too many of these are powerscaling bullshit. As Djoric said, "the same joke repeated"]]. That's ''boring.'' [...] We know [the Three Moons Initiative] can be a [[WhenAllYouHaveIsAHammer bulldozer]]. Can they be a Swiss Army Knife?
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** SCP-1471-A is commonly depicted as an anthropomorphic RidiculouslyCuteCritter with a lot of CreepyCute traits.
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** SCP-1471-A is commonly depicted as an anthropomorphic RidiculouslyCuteCritter with is, rather infamously, subject to a lot of CreepyCute traits.sexy fanart, particularly by SCP fans who also happen to be furrys. This is perhaps unsurprisingly, as the photo for the article is actually a fursuit. Also, despite how creepy they appear to be, 1471-A is by all accounts a harmless SCP only seeking to befriend those subjected to its anomalous effects, making it easier for fans to see it as "waifu material".
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2747 SCP-2747]] makes reference to a fictitious work with an equally ficitious reference to ThisVeryWiki, with the work in question having WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs as one of the tropes listed. Written in 2016, it became dated when that trope was renamed to QuirkyWork (and consolidated with WidgetSeries) in 2023.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2747 SCP-2747]] makes reference to a fictitious work with an equally ficitious reference to ThisVeryWiki, TV Tropes Wiki itself, with the work in question having WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs as one of the tropes listed. Written in 2016, it became dated when that trope was renamed to QuirkyWork (and consolidated with WidgetSeries) in 2023.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2747 SCP-2747]] makes reference to a fictitious work with an equally ficitious reference to ThisVeryWiki, with the work in question having WhatDoYouMeanItWasntMadeOnDrugs as one of the tropes listed. Written in 2016, it became dated when that trope was renamed to QuirkyWork (and consolidated with WidgetSeries) in 2023.
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** The acronym "ABSS" ("Absolute Boundless Supernormal State") is often used to refer to [[spoiler:the Koitern's latent power and its pataphysical GateOfTruth stored within SCP-173]] from the events of SCP-CN-2510. This has never been an official name for it; it simply goes by the Chinese characters for "supernormal" ("超常态") and is localized in English as "Metanormalcy." The phrase itself appears to be a contextual mistranslation of a passage in the article that describes Metanormalcy as "infinite [and] omnipotent."
** The increasing amount of DoorStopper articles is sometimes exaggerated in proportion by offsite readers, to the point where there's a widget in the site's search functions that probes for the shortest new pages specifically to deter this notion.
** The increasing amount of DoorStopper articles is sometimes exaggerated in proportion by offsite readers, to the point where there's a widget in the site's search functions that probes for the shortest new pages specifically to deter this notion.
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** SCP-3922 is seen as suffering from this by other authors, as the SeasonalRot in its extended logs is due to contributors forgoing the original DeconstructiveParody elements of the SCP's literal policing of fiction in favor of writing entries that read more like straight fanfiction with SCP-3922-A (which has led to licensing concerns on at least one occasion.)
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* SeasonalRot: Extended collaboration logs and their associated narratives can theoretically go on infinitely, but it's generally agreed that even with external intervention, ones that stick around for ''too'' long experience noticeable declines in quality. Though they are meant to be pruned regularly by MAST, the sheer number and length of new submissions (coupled with MAST's other priorities) has rendered this unsustainable, leaving them out in the open.
** The SCP-914 logs and the subcommunity surrounding them have significant amounts of drift from the rest of the on-site community, who often view the former as an estranged group engaging in thinly-veiled roleplaying through researchers with the minds of bored college students. To their credit, though, this is lampshaded often, and the logs' current state is also sometimes described as the best-case scenario for their continued persistence (they used to be unmoderated before Leveritas stepped in.)
** SCP-3922 is a device that summons the Three Moons Initiative to invade media recordings and attempt to punish any wrongdoing in them. Although the intent of the extended logs was to serve as a DeconstructiveParody of literal fiction police, there are concerns from authors that it has since decayed into on-site crossover fanfics that ignore this narrative to the point of repetition. While this normally isn't a problem on its own, the crossover aspect specifically is a point of strife due to the site clamping down on its conflict with CC-BY-SA in TheNewTwenties.
** The SCP-914 logs and the subcommunity surrounding them have significant amounts of drift from the rest of the on-site community, who often view the former as an estranged group engaging in thinly-veiled roleplaying through researchers with the minds of bored college students. To their credit, though, this is lampshaded often, and the logs' current state is also sometimes described as the best-case scenario for their continued persistence (they used to be unmoderated before Leveritas stepped in.)
** SCP-3922 is a device that summons the Three Moons Initiative to invade media recordings and attempt to punish any wrongdoing in them. Although the intent of the extended logs was to serve as a DeconstructiveParody of literal fiction police, there are concerns from authors that it has since decayed into on-site crossover fanfics that ignore this narrative to the point of repetition. While this normally isn't a problem on its own, the crossover aspect specifically is a point of strife due to the site clamping down on its conflict with CC-BY-SA in TheNewTwenties.
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* FandomRivalry: With a splinter site and their SpiritualSuccessor, the Website/RPCAuthority, which was created during June 2018, following the Pride Month Controversy and for political and creative differences. Early on, RPC users actively harrassed members of the Foundation and plagiarized several articles from the site, with its members who committed thesese offenses facing no consequences on RPC. It's also actively discouraged to make a crossover between the two, as both want to sever ties between each other, to the point where it's been speculated that the '[=WikiJump=]' project to create an alternative platform to Wikidot will actively exclude RPC.
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* FandomRivalry: With a splinter site and their SpiritualSuccessor, the Website/RPCAuthority, which was created during June 2018, following the Pride Month Controversy and for political and creative differences. Early on, RPC users actively harrassed members of the Foundation and plagiarized several articles from the site, with its members who committed thesese these offenses facing no consequences on RPC. It's also actively discouraged to make a crossover between the two, as both want to sever ties between each other, to the point where it's been speculated that the '[=WikiJump=]' project to create an alternative platform to Wikidot will actively exclude RPC.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: The fandom, by and large, views the SCP Wiki as a creepypasta and horror site as opposed to a general creative writing site with a shared universe, much to the chagrin and frustration of those actually writing for the wiki. It's true that horror pieces are still being produced--their effectiveness varies--but when some of the more acclaimed items written in the past three to four years include [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1296 a llama delivery service]], [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2331 a scarecrow DJ]], and [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2085 a Space Wizard and his Commando Catgirls]] (•̀ᴗ•́)و ̑̑ as [=SCPs=], you know it's not solely a horror site anymore.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: The fandom, by and large, views the SCP Wiki as a creepypasta and horror site as opposed to a general creative writing site with a shared universe, much to the chagrin and frustration of those actually writing for the wiki. It's true that horror pieces are still being produced--their effectiveness varies--but when some of the more acclaimed items written in the past three to four years include [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1296 a llama delivery service]], [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2331 a scarecrow DJ]], and [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2085 a Space Wizard and his Commando Catgirls]] (•̀ᴗ•́)و ̑̑ as [=SCPs=], you know it's not solely a horror site anymore.
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1004 SCP-1004]] is both kind of funny, gross, and sad in that it's a pornography program called "Factory Porn" that generates fake porn of whatever the user asks it to (with the eventual side-effect of the user becoming desensitized to it and wanting to enact their fantasies on innocent people). With the rise in popularity of AI Art programs, the concept of a program being able to provide images and even video of unconsenting people (including celebrities and even ''children'') and having the program show them doing sexual and illegal acts is no longer just an SCP fairy-tale, with the tech becoming more accurate and realistic every day.
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1004 SCP-1004]] is both kind of funny, gross, and sad in that it's a pornography program called "Factory Porn" that generates fake porn of whatever the user asks it to (with the eventual side-effect of the user becoming desensitized to it and wanting to enact their fantasies on innocent people). With the rise in popularity of AI Art programs, the concept of a program being able to provide images and even video of unconsenting people (including celebrities and even ''children'') and having the program show them doing sexual and illegal acts is no longer just an SCP fairy-tale, with the tech becoming more accurate and realistic every day. Given what the author was banned for, it's also very revealing about him.
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** The otherwise [[AndIMustScream terrifying]] [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2718 SCP-2718]] has the line "[[spoiler:We must declare human death a Keter SCP, and contain it at any cost]]." It may be intentional considering the circumstances and the AlternativeCharacterInterpretation on the SCP in question, but it still sounds somewhat ''off'' even with context, let alone without.
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** The otherwise [[AndIMustScream terrifying]] [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2718 SCP-2718]] has the line "[[spoiler:We must declare human death a Keter SCP, and contain it at any cost]]." It may be intentional considering the circumstances and the AlternativeCharacterInterpretation on the SCP in question, but it still sounds somewhat ''off'' even with context, let alone without. Then there's Miriam saying "Superlative idiot", presumably as an expression analagous to "oh my god" or "Jesus Christ!", but it can come off as a ham-handed way of making the O5s sound like they're on a different social plane than the rest of the rank-and-file staff.
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** Chinese pataphysics [=SCPs=] in general tend to get this treatment, also by powerscalers, despite the intent of their portrayal being an {{Homage}} to various periods and facets of Chinese mythology.
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/the-s-c-plastics-hub The S & C Plastics Canon]] sites ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' as one of its inspirations; ''Gravity Falls'' was inspired by the town of Boring, Oregon. A few years later, Boring became a part of the site canon with the establishment of [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/wilson-s-wildlife-solutions-hub Wilson's Wildlife Solutions]].
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/the-s-c-plastics-hub The S & C Plastics Canon]] sites cites ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' as one of its inspirations; ''Gravity Falls'' was inspired by the RealLife town of Boring, Oregon. A few years later, Boring became a part of the site canon with the establishment of [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/wilson-s-wildlife-solutions-hub Wilson's Wildlife Solutions]].
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/the-s-c-plastics-hub The S & C Plastics Canon]] sites ''WesternAnimation/GravityFalls'' as one of its inspirations; ''Gravity Falls'' was inspired by the town of Boring, Oregon. A few years later, Boring became a part of the site canon with the establishment of [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/wilson-s-wildlife-solutions-hub Wilson's Wildlife Solutions]].
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* CriticalDissonance: The general AuthorAvatar decommission-era over-the-top styled writing is very popular and well-liked by the off-site fandom, but the main site itself treats them as some sort of OldShame.
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** The general AuthorAvatar decommission-era over-the-top styled writing is very popular and well-liked by the off-site fandom, but the main site itself treats them as some sort ofOldShame.OldShame.
** The works of wiki user djkaktus encounter this frequently on Website/{{Tumblr}}; while they are inarguably the highest-rated author on the site (surpassing even the likes of Clef and Gears in terms of vote count) several Tumblr blogs who have SCP as part of their fandom have at least one post dedicated to how much they dislike either the works of djkaktus, or the man himself.
** The general AuthorAvatar decommission-era over-the-top styled writing is very popular and well-liked by the off-site fandom, but the main site itself treats them as some sort of
** The works of wiki user djkaktus encounter this frequently on Website/{{Tumblr}}; while they are inarguably the highest-rated author on the site (surpassing even the likes of Clef and Gears in terms of vote count) several Tumblr blogs who have SCP as part of their fandom have at least one post dedicated to how much they dislike either the works of djkaktus, or the man himself.
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* FandomRivalry: With a splinter site and their SpiritualSuccessor, the Website/RPCAuthority, which was created during June 2018, following the Pride Month Controversy and for political and creative differences. Early on, RPC acrtively plagiarized several articles from the site, with its members who committed the plagiarism facing no consequences on that site. It's also actively discouraged to make a crossover between the two, as both want to sever ties between each other, to the point where it's been speculated that the '[=WikiJump=]' project to create an alternative platform to Wikidot will actively exclude RPC.
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* FandomRivalry: With a splinter site and their SpiritualSuccessor, the Website/RPCAuthority, which was created during June 2018, following the Pride Month Controversy and for political and creative differences. Early on, RPC acrtively users actively harrassed members of the Foundation and plagiarized several articles from the site, with its members who committed the plagiarism thesese offenses facing no consequences on that site.RPC. It's also actively discouraged to make a crossover between the two, as both want to sever ties between each other, to the point where it's been speculated that the '[=WikiJump=]' project to create an alternative platform to Wikidot will actively exclude RPC.
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** The Chinese branch's gods are a polarizing topic outside its country of origin, due to their use in [[HypotheticalFightDebate power-scaling discussions]] (which the English on-site community has an intense dislike of) and their portrayal seemingly enabling these debates. Expect things to get particularly heated whenever pataphysical anomalies are involved, such as the Void Emperor and the CN version of the Scarlet King -- either they're one of the most compelling aspects of the branch, or hollow caricatures of ideas the English branch has already done better several times over.
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** The Chinese branch's gods are a polarizing topic outside its country of origin, due to their use in [[HypotheticalFightDebate power-scaling discussions]] (which the English on-site community has an intense dislike of) and their portrayal seemingly enabling these debates. Expect things to get particularly heated whenever pataphysical anomalies Not helping matters is ''how'' they are involved, such as portrayed, with entities like the Void Emperor Emperor, Metanormalcy, and [[AdaptationalAbomination the CN version Chinese versions of the Scarlet King -- either they're one King, Mekhane, and Yaldabaoth]] all displaying ridiculous feats of the most compelling aspects of the branch, or hollow caricatures of ideas the strength and pataphysical apotheosis such as existing above all narratives, being TheManBehindTheMan to all pataphysics [=SCPs=] (possibly extending to English articles), [[DoingInTheWizard explaining SCP-2165]][[note]]whose original horror is derived from the fact that [[NothingIsScarier its sin isn't supposed to be recorded]][[/note]], and having complete and utter control over every narrative in every branch has wiki. Needless to say, the international communities are less-than-thrilled to have them around, sometimes pointing out that similar concepts with lower power brackets have already been done better several times over.by the other branches and have more satisfying stories for doing so.
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* FandomHeresy: Do ''not'' use an SCP's power level as its main selling point when discussing it. Nine times out of ten, you'll be accused of not fully understanding their article's content, and nine times out of ten, that ''will'' be a correct statement.
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** Music/MariahCarey is an SCP[[labelnote:Explanation]] In combination with the joke about Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” being a SealedEvilInACan that awakens during the holidays, it is joked that Mariah Carey is kept in SCP containment and always breaks out around November or December. The official [[https://x.com/scpwiki/status/1587463536845783041?s=46 SCP Twitter account]] even [[PlayAlongMeme plays along.]][[/labelnote]]
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1004 SCP-1004]] is both kind of funny, gross, and sad in that it's a pornography program called "Porn Factory" that generates fake porn of whatever the user asks it to (with the eventual side-effect of the user becoming desensitized to it and wanting to enact their fantasies on innocent people). With the rise in popularity of AI Art programs, the concept of a program being able to provide images and even video of unconsenting people (including celebrates and even ''children'') and having the program show them doing sexual and illegal acts is no longer just an SCP fairy-tale, with the tech becoming more accurate and realistic every day.
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1004 SCP-1004]] is both kind of funny, gross, and sad in that it's a pornography program called "Porn Factory" "Factory Porn" that generates fake porn of whatever the user asks it to (with the eventual side-effect of the user becoming desensitized to it and wanting to enact their fantasies on innocent people). With the rise in popularity of AI Art programs, the concept of a program being able to provide images and even video of unconsenting people (including celebrates celebrities and even ''children'') and having the program show them doing sexual and illegal acts is no longer just an SCP fairy-tale, with the tech becoming more accurate and realistic every day.
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-1004 SCP-1004]] is both kind of funny, gross, and sad in that it's a pornography program called "Porn Factory" that generates fake porn of whatever the user asks it to (with the eventual side-effect of the user becoming desensitized to it and wanting to enact their fantasies on innocent people). With the rise in popularity of AI Art programs, the concept of a program being able to provide images and even video of unconsenting people (including celebrates and even ''children'') and having the program show them doing sexual and illegal acts is no longer just an SCP fairy-tale, with the tech becoming more accurate and realistic every day.
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** Even though its CentralTheme is very blatantly a MetaFiction take on the "normalcy vs. anomalous" philosophical debate brought up in modern articles, SCP-CN-2510 is also a common target for powerscalers who, like with SCP-3812's article, tend to ignore the above and instead focus on the implications of [[spoiler:SCP-173 being a pataphysical GateOfTruth, as well as SCP-2165's NearVillainVictory that would have potentially destroyed it]].
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** Dr. Clef is usually portrayed as quite handsome, despite all the evidence that he's probably...not.
** Similar to the above, Dr. Bright is often depicted as very handsome and attractive...even though he's completely bonkers, not to mention ignoring that some of his host bodies have been ''orangutans''.
** Similar to the above, Dr. Bright is often depicted as very handsome and attractive...even though he's completely bonkers, not to mention ignoring that some of his host bodies have been ''orangutans''.
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** Dr. Clef is usually portrayed as quite handsome, despite all the evidence that he's probably... not.
** Similar to the above, Dr. Bright is often depicted as very handsome and attractive... even though he's completely bonkers, not to mention ignoring that some of his host bodies have been ''orangutans''.
** Similar to the above, Dr. Bright is often depicted as very handsome and attractive... even though he's completely bonkers, not to mention ignoring that some of his host bodies have been ''orangutans''.
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** Gamers Against Weed is heavily disliked on the Russian branch of the website, more so than their usual status as a BaseBreakingCharacter. There isn't any specific singular reason, but it does definitely include the fact that Russian SCP fans consider "an anomalous version of Website/FourChan" to be too ridiculous even by the standards of the website. As a result, any SCP object featuring [=GAW=] is going to get downvoted the moment the readers notice its mention, regardless of the execution. It has gotten so bad that the translators outright refuse to translate the [=GAW=]-related objects, as they don't want to work on something that would instantly drown in downvotes anyway.
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** Gamers Against Weed is heavily disliked on the Russian branch of the website, more so than their usual status as a BaseBreakingCharacter. There isn't any specific singular reason, but it does definitely include the fact that Russian SCP fans consider "an anomalous version of Website/FourChan" to be too ridiculous even by the standards of the website. As a result, any SCP object featuring [=GAW=] GAW is going to get downvoted the moment the readers notice its mention, regardless of the execution. It has gotten so bad that the translators outright refuse to translate the [=GAW=]-related GAW-related objects, as they don't want to work on something that would instantly drown in downvotes anyway.
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5031 SCP-5031]] is a fairly well-received [=SCP=] overall, but seems to have gotten especially popular over on Tumblr due to its [[Heartwarming/SCPFoundation heartwarming story]] and a [[https://cteranodon.tumblr.com/post/627373715944062976/my-only-further-thoughts-that-i-want-to-express viral post]] that has been going around praising it.
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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-5031 SCP-5031]] is a fairly well-received [=SCP=] SCP overall, but seems to have gotten especially popular over on Tumblr due to its [[Heartwarming/SCPFoundation heartwarming story]] and a [[https://cteranodon.tumblr.com/post/627373715944062976/my-only-further-thoughts-that-i-want-to-express viral post]] that has been going around praising it.
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* GrowingTheBeard: There's naturally countless "individual" examples for each author on the wiki concerning this trope, to the point where it's completely unfeasible to record each and every one. However, there seems to be a pretty decent majority of both fans and authors who see Series [=III's=] [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2000 SCP-2000 ("Deus Ex Machina")]] as the first [=SCP=] on the site to truly set a new standard in terms of quality for site articles and inspire other writers to "step up their game", so to speak, (with the exception of some noteworthy outliers like [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-093 SCP-093 ("The Red Sea Object") from Series I]].)
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* GrowingTheBeard: There's naturally countless "individual" examples for each author on the wiki concerning this trope, to the point where it's completely unfeasible to record each and every one. However, there seems to be a pretty decent majority of both fans and authors who see Series [=III's=] III's [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2000 SCP-2000 ("Deus Ex Machina")]] as the first [=SCP=] SCP on the site to truly set a new standard in terms of quality for site articles and inspire other writers to "step up their game", so to speak, (with the exception of some noteworthy outliers like [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-093 SCP-093 ("The Red Sea Object") from Series I]].)
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*** ''Series/{{Warehouse 13}}'' is a LighterAndSofter version, perfect for those who feel that the actual Foundation stories can get too depressing.
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*** ''Series/{{Warehouse 13}}'' ''Series/Warehouse13'' is a LighterAndSofter version, perfect for those who feel that the actual Foundation stories can get too depressing.
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*** ''WesternAnimation/InsideJob2021'' has been semi-jokingly, semi-seriously described as a DenserAndWackier take on the [=SCP=] Foundation, thanks to both works being set in a ConspiracyKitchenSink and are primarily focused on a morally-bankrupt America-based NGOSuperpower (Cognito Inc. and the [=SCP=] Foundation respectively) dedicated to upholding TheMasquerade for mysterious reasons, has a staff full of various eclectic and dangerous paranormal ''and'' human entities, and is overseen by a shadowy OmniscientCouncilOfVagueness whose members are AmbiguouslyHuman (the Shadow Board/Council and [=O5=] Council). Many fans have even argued that the gradual CerebusSyndrome seen in ''Inside Job'' despite its ostensibly absurd premise and characters is a reflection of how the [=SCP=] Foundation itself was a pretty goofy collaborative writing project before the Mass Edit caused it to gain a more or less consistently serious approach and higher standard of writing quality.
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*** ''WesternAnimation/InsideJob2021'' has been semi-jokingly, semi-seriously described as a DenserAndWackier take on the [=SCP=] SCP Foundation, thanks to both works being set in a ConspiracyKitchenSink and are primarily focused on a morally-bankrupt America-based NGOSuperpower (Cognito Inc. and the [=SCP=] SCP Foundation respectively) dedicated to upholding TheMasquerade for mysterious reasons, has a staff full of various eclectic and dangerous paranormal ''and'' human entities, and is overseen by a shadowy OmniscientCouncilOfVagueness whose members are AmbiguouslyHuman (the Shadow Board/Council and [=O5=] Council). Many fans have even argued that the gradual CerebusSyndrome seen in ''Inside Job'' despite its ostensibly absurd premise and characters is a reflection of how the [=SCP=] SCP Foundation itself was a pretty goofy collaborative writing project before the Mass Edit caused it to gain a more or less consistently serious approach and higher standard of writing quality.
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** To put it bluntly, the decision to remove the original picture of [=SCP-173=] thanks to the wiki's complicated relationship with the Creative Commons license and wanting to avoid copyright issues has gone over like a lead balloon, with many complaining that other avenues could've been taken to preserve the now-iconic original image while still respecting international copyright law.
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** To put it bluntly, the decision to remove the original picture of [=SCP-173=] SCP-173 thanks to the wiki's complicated relationship with the Creative Commons license and wanting to avoid copyright issues has gone over like a lead balloon, with many complaining that other avenues could've been taken to preserve the now-iconic original image while still respecting international copyright law.
