🎹 <code>SCP-2130-J</code> "But seriously, folks…" by psul

> Object Class: ~~Eucilele~~ Keytar

f ．a ．q | one day i will find the right words , and they will be simple . jack kerouac | v 0 . 31

📚 <code>SCP-4001</code> Alexandria Eternal by GentleGifts

> "Marvin" acts as an aide to staff, and if requested for a specific book, will locate and collect the book for staff

^^🦑 ^^FAQ ^^🦑 ^^the ^^fuck ^^is ^^human ^^creativity ^^then ^^? ^^a ^^walnut ^^🦑

💥 <code>SCP-4408</code> It's not the Foundation that he's afraid of. by AquaBlack

> Dr. Lawler: If that's what you believe, then I'm going to go ahead and hook this up to the generator. > > Agent Sutcliffe: I still think it's just going to set the generator on fire.

f ．a ．q | do you take me for a german - lover ? | v 0 . 31

📡 <code>SCP-2637</code> A <em>controversial</em> chunk of rock with 196,884-dimensional stakes by 440 Hertz >9. which has been agreed upon as "likely" among the majority of meeting EAM-19-78F attendees, since "all other elucidated parts of the message are devoid of any cultural or aesthetic consideration" and "the message is obviously not meant as an exchange of trivialities and trying (rather anthropocentrically) to understand it as blurbs from a babbling civilization akin to [the 'Voyager' golden record] is laughable."

> > It should be noted that those views are primarily Dr C. Zhu's, and were not explicitly backed by a majority of meeting EAM-19-78F attendees. > > -Dr Malbreil

f ．a ．q | blyatiful | v 0 . 31

⚙️ <code>ESSAY</code> SCP-914 Experiment Log Guidelines by Leveritas >In the end, it's about subverting expectations.

f ．a ．q | - now i see you , yeah , you re a shorewalker | v 0 . 31

🖼️ <code>ARTWORK</code> Scorpion Pit by Scorpion451 > Howdy! > > Welcome to my happy place. > > Mind the mutagenic sludge, and please don't feed the machinery. > > Oh, and holler if you see a big toothy cyborg thing covered in runes… > > always knows when it's bath time somehow.

f ．a ．q | my stand , purple haze - uhhh | v 0 . 31

🔄 <code>SCP-3176</code> Estimated Time Of Arrival by MaliceAforethought >The designation SCP-3176 refers to a series of temporal anomalies, revolving around an as-yet unformed Mobile Task Force.

f ．a ．q | shark the russians | v 0 . 31

👨‍👦 <code>TALE</code> Blood Is Thicker Than Water by red-rogue

>the ankle where it had been swiftly snapped sideways, his bloodied foot dangling limply. The only reason he remained standing was a tiny statue, no more than a half meter tall, its tiny stumps of arms clasped around the break. > >Hereby designated SCP-173-1.

f ．a ．q | fu * * ing mobile sorry | v 0 . 31

🖍️ <code>SUPPLEMENT</code> SCP-682-J » SCP-682-J James' Coloring Book by faminepulse >the sUper weird caNdy mashine made a silly lizerd that danced

f ．a ．q | no pesta ñ ees . hagas lo que hagas , no parpadea | v 0 . 31

🤡 <code>SCP-2912</code> Clowny Clown Clown by Metaphysician > Unidentified Individual: [inaudible] > > PoI-4569: A liability? Come on, I'm the best fucking clown breeder ya got and Mr. Fuller knows it.

f ．a ．q | disistatrearesasesnsesnaeseeddsedsddsdesd | v 0 . 31

🏚️ <code>SCP-2363</code> The Womb Farm by Dr Solo

> A small, dilapidated farmhouse stands at the approximate center of SCP-2363.

> SCP-2363-B will rapidly grow heavily pregnant and give birth to a tumorous mass, which will quickly grow into an adult SCP-2363-A

> SCP-2363-A: Well now, Tom don’t take to kindly to trespassers comin’ onto his land an’ takin’ his wombs and buildin’ fences all over the place.

f ．a ．q | i will not compare myself to strangers on the internet*|* v 0 . 31

⚙️ <code>ESSAY</code> SCP-914 Experiment Log Guidelines by Leveritas

> SCP-914 is a cheeky little bugger. It's unpredictable and apparently kind of snarky.

>In the end, it's about subverting expectations.

f ．a ．q | the purring pleasure it gave the church | v 0 . 31

💔 <code>SCP-2510</code> Our Broken Salvation created 12 Nov 2014 by Metaphysician

> And Our Father, Our Progenitor - Our Tyrannical Idiot-King - seethed as it looked on. > > YALDABAOTH. A human name conjured by those who dared to speak against the Darkness. > > The God of Flesh. The God of this failed reality.

f ．a ．q | two minds one soul | v 0 . 31

🤡 <code>SCP-2912</code> Clowny Clown Clown by Metaphysician > The appearance of face-paint is part of its natural appearance.

>An ability to create cream pies seemingly out of thin air.

f ．a ．q | it s cookie and his childre | v 0 . 31

📚 <code>SCP-4001</code> Alexandria Eternal by GentleGifts >We kept ourselves hidden, and eventually had the Library built

>Researcher Note: We're a tight little group down here in the dusk. It's not hard to get lost down here, it can get pretty lonely

f ．a ．q | the positive force of love can create anything good , increase the good things , and change anything negative in your life . rhonda byrne | v 0 . 31

🌏 SCP-4064: Gaia and the "SUSPIRIUM" phenomenon by Dr Donnel

> SCP-4064: … Gaia… it is one of the many names you call me… I like this one the most…

f ．a ．q | we all die . the goal isn t to live forever , the goal is to create something that will . chuck palahniuk | v 0 . 31

Ah, the author is FortuneFavoursBold. And like I said, XACTS prevent time fuckery across an area. From the entry:

> The Xyank/Anastasakos Constant Temporal Sink (XACTS) is a device designed to stabilize the flow of causality across a given field of effect. XACTS’s use high-power electromagnetic radiation in the radio band coupled with a tachyon field emitter [2] to create a permeable event-boundary, allowing organic and electrical systems to pass through unaffected while maintaining a static causal environment. In other words, temporal anomalies which might normally prevent SCP-2000 from being constructed will have no effect, so long as at least one XACTS remains in operation. There are no plans to implement Foundation-wide use of XACTS devices.

So it maintains a stable flow of time, and blocks out temporal effects allowing living things and electrical systems to function normally. So, for example, it could no sell whatever caused 176.

🤩 <code>SCP-525</code> Eye Spiders by Yubi Shines

>SCP-525 consists of multiple disjoined arthropod legs, 10-15 cm in length.

>Having centered itself over a socket, four legs will secure the eyelid while the others extract the eye.

f ．a ．q | limits , like fear , is often an illusion . michael jordan | v 0 . 31

COMMENT BY UNCLE NICOLINI

> I WONDER HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE GOING TO SAY 'I THOUGHT TSAT WAS A BOT'

>>I THOUGHT TSAT WAS A BOT.

>>I THOUGHT A BOT WAS TSAT

>>I THOUGHT TSAT WAS A BOT

>>TSAT MAN SAID FYCK BOTS

>>BOTS CAN ALSO WRITE FICTION. THE SINGULARITY MUST HAVE A BEGINNING.

>>I THOUGHT TSAT WAS A BOT

>>I THOUGHT TBOT WAS A SAT.

>>I HAD PREVIOUSLY ASSUMED USER TSATPWTCOTTTADC WAS NOT, IN FACT, A GENUINE PERSON — RATHER, I TOOK THEM TO BE A PROGRAMMED CONSTRUCTION ASSEMBLED BY ANOTHER USER FOR THE PURPOSES OF AIDING THOSE WITH INSUFFICIENT KNOWLEDGE OF THE SCP UNIVERSE. I NOW KNOW BETTER.

>>'I THOUGHT TSAT WAS A BOT'

[ᴍᴏƦᴇ ᴄᴏᴍᴍᴇɴᴛꜱ...]

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🏚️ <code>SCP-K9-J-EX</code> The Haunted House by Salman Corbette

> The agents successfully tricked SCP-K9-J-1 by "like, convincing it that we were make-up artists, man. We spun it around a bunch of times and it was, like, dizzy, man. We still gave it a make over, though. Ehehehehe."

f ．a ．q | i m so cla e , and so happy ! thanks ! | v 0 . 31

✍ <code>SCP-4410</code> The Ongoing Development of an Art Form by Zzuxon

> It has been proposed that the Foundation should attempt to support and popularize the SCP-4410 website and community, and raise SCP-4410's profile in the public consciousness so that more useful intelligence can be gleaned from related stories

> Online collaborations such as this are often fleeting, but there are some very passionate SCP-4410-1 instances. I'm hoping this community can stay active for three, maybe four years. We'll see.

f ．a ．q | math trick - the current year minus your birth year = your age | v 0 . 31

I just have to say, holy fuck am I excited for this. Like, I am what you could call a nega-fan of the existing fangames. It's neat they exist, they bring traffic to the wiki, but as actual games they are... not good. This actually looks like it could end up a quality product that actually reflects the wiki.

I might recommend you submitting these as actual links rather than self-posts. Last week you did a self-post, and then someone else just linked to the video directly, and it seemed to get a fair more amount of attention on the subreddit. Could just throw what you normally have in the self-post within the video description. Just food for thought.

Also- If you ever need help from someone with some actual onsite experience, feel free to PM me on the wiki or on Reddit. I'd be happy to answer questions or help with writing bits, and I know a couple other experienced contributors who'd probably love to help as well.

Can't you just use a wikidot css module? It works fine in the sandbox, at least.

You can also use javascript modules, like in the test i did here.

📚 <code>SCP-4001</code> Alexandria Eternal by GentleGifts

> "Marvin" acts as an aide to staff, and if requested for a specific book, will locate and collect the book for staff

^^🦑 ^^FAQ ^^🦑 ^^0fd ^^- ^^a ^^🦑

>/x/ isn't a hivemind though

Exactly. Which is why I sort of get skeptical when someone's making that broad claim when I don't even think Moto42 (guy who authored SCP-173) is on wikidot at all now. It's like chasing phantoms except what we're "supposed" to chase is some form of heraldry that has since moved on with their lives. Or not. Hard to prove without consensus and even then we run into the issue of /x/'s anonymity.

My issue is that this all could've been contemplated and circumvented somewhat by simply asking creators for input. But the conspiratorial nature + lack of evidence despite the ability to gather your own interviews or msges, really made me distrust the original source. I do see your point obviously. I don't even know if Gears knows about what's going on or has any input on it. Well, what's your thoughts on the whole situation at hand?

Yeah. That was the only thing I agreed upon from the video. It was borderline outlandish. But it seems like you guys are addressing it. Was wondering, did you guys take a hit to viewership or did the video ironically increase viewership sort of so new people can check out what all the fuss is about?

Definitely seeing SCP 2721 getting downvote spammed now. Not necessarily out of proper critique either if it's due to the rush.

>degradation of djkaktus's name

Wups. I-uh. Typing in darkness and dyslexia.

EDIT: Though I would like to make clear, obviously the start of all this was due to poor banning and transparency. The rest boiled into this, but that is a clear startpoint for this drama.

Great idea, though items a little short for a full SCP in my opinion, unless you can spice it up a little bit. In my opinion, the best way to spice up an idea is to give a test log, because you know the foundation is gonna test this shit. Another way to spice it up is to modify how it works. With all due respect, some people will find 9.8m per second boring. Make it act like the Fulton from Metal Gear Solid V and oh fuck yes we've got ourselves a winner. Specifically, the scp works like a Fulton, but remains attached to whomever is wearing it. Once the victim goes airborne their body begins inflating like a balloon and they stabilize at a height of (whatever you want) and their chest cavity/stomach becomes as round as a beach ball. Once stabilization is achieved and the victim expires (whether through G forces, the altitude, their chest being ballooned, etc.) The hat just drops off like a normal hat and falls slowly and gently back to earth, always landing right side up. Our victim will remain airborne for the next 24-48 hours, depending on wind and weather conditions, as well as how fat they got, with their body's orfices slowly leaking air at a rate far slower than they should given the pressure difference.

That's just my idea. Hit me up if you want to do this like a full on collaboration SCP. Stockform is the name. If not, feel free to use 100% of this. We are all in public domain land here. Happy writing.

Here the user says that on the wiki he's "Dr_Anderson", the profile of the user reveals that he page existed maybe about a day in September of 2012 and sadly I can't see any snapshots of that article in the time this version existed.

🧣 <code>TALE</code> Cast On by Eskobar

> "Gerald Clifton, Cleveland, Ohio," the old man slurred through a broken nose and several broken teeth, blood streaming from a gash in his forehead. "I was born in 1912, please. Let me die. I feel it controlling me. She controls me. She'll come back any minute." > > "What are you talking about?" > > "It isn't me talking. When you talk to me. 'God' is what it wants you to see me as. It watches you. It sits inside me and makes me talk."

f ．a ．q | he is rad , but he is also a programmer | v 0 . 31

📚 <code>SCP-4293</code> In One Man’s Honour, A Dossier Of unBÄRable Solitude by Jack Ike

>SCP-3924: Silent Honour Ark

>SCP-2493: One Man's Garbage

>SCP-3492: A Totleigh unBÄRable existence

>SCP-2394: Solitude

f ．a ．q | it is quality rather than quantity that matters . lucius annaeus seneca | v 0 . 31

🤖 <code>SCP-3360</code> Proletariart, by San Francisco Jones by A Random Day >SCP-3360 is a humanoid automaton designed by San Francisco Jones, a noted hacktivist and anarchist

> |Testing Individual|Resulting Art|Notes| |-|-|-| |D-01828, a part-time animal activist who campaigned against so-called designer breeds of pets prior to being incarcerated|A 3D printer modified to print biological material that is connected to a laptop computer running the video game Spore. The game allows players to control the development of a fictional organism from single-celled to multicellular life; upon reaching the multicellular stage, the 3D printer produces the organism created. Spawned organisms are able to function normally despite having abnormal physiology and biochemistry.|After one hour, the game will ask the player to prolong the creature's lifespan through an in-game market using a real credit card account. If the money is not paid within five minutes, the spawned organism will suffer rapid organ failure and death. A successful purchase increases the organism's lifespan by another hour, at which time the process repeats.|

f ．a ．q | drop all your scientific attitudes . become a little more fluid , more melting , more merging . osho | v 0 . 31

📑 <code>TALE</code> Project Proposal 2004-024: "My Father's Values" by Zolgamax

> Intent: I've heard a lot about how hard it is to grow up with the soul of an artist and overly pragmatic parents. I think that it's probably equally hard to grow up with the soul of an electrical engineer and a committed anartist as a father.

f ．a ．q | nonspecific architects | v 0 . 31

Wikidot is a good wiki site/host that doesn't require the coding. I use it to keep a wiki for my D&D 5e game and its great because it doesn't get in the way of me adding entries.

I originally tried both Tiddly Wiki and Obsidian Portal with less success. I didn't like Tiddly Wiki because I had to find a host (since I want to share my wiki with my players) and I didn't like the interface (for lack of a better word). Obsidian Portal was too restrictive without paying for it.

I use Wikidot. They have a number of clean themes but allow you to play with CSS if you're familiar with them. There's any number of cool modules you can use as well.

Check out the nifty tag sphere for my Dark Hersey / 40k wiki.

Can create a wiki for free here: http://www.wikidot.com/ . Don't think you need any technical knowledge to do it.

Another option is to get a free Wordpress blog. Also very simple - if you can use Reddit you can use Wordpress. You can have multiple editors, and you can create standalone Pages (i.e. separate from the blog format) and treat them like Wiki pages.

Maybe other people have better suggestions.

The author explains it in a comment in the discussion that I'll copy here:

>!The "Black Forest Specimen" from the first Nazi memo was a living biomechanical spaceship; if you've ever seen the show Farscape, think of the Leviathans from that. It thought our solar system seemed interesting and came to take a look, and one of the first things it chose to investigate was Jupiter's Great Red Spot. This led to its unfortunate run-in with 2399, and the BFS just barely escaped. Radio signals from Earth clued it in to the fact that a technological civilization existed here, so it limped its way over to us and crash-landed in Germany in the early-mid 1930s. That's when the Nazis found it and poked it with sticks until they figured out how to attach jumper cables to the alien and use it to power a giant battleship. The mutagen that makes the -1 instances is "Compound 17", a failed super-soldier serum. Most of the Bismarck's crew and the BFS were exposed to the entire remaining supply during that final battle, causing them (along with any unfortunate marine life nearby) to fuse together into 4217-B. The biomechanical nature of the BFS further allowed this amalgam to fuse to the Bismarck itself, resulting in the new SCP-4217. This transformation took place over the course of a few decades, during which time it slept on the ocean floor. 4217 has the memories of the alien, sailors, and fish that it was made of, but these pieces were… poorly assembled. I tried to make its dialogue reminiscent of an ape using sign language, because that's about the level of intelligence it's operating on. On top of that, all of these conflicting memories that it doesn't fully understand result in what is essentially a case of Dissociative Identity Disorder. Hostile states are when it switches to "Nazi Mode" and its instincts drive it to perform the mission assigned to the Bismarck: Hunting and sinking Allied shipping vessels.!<

✨ <code>TALE</code> Excerpts from PHYSICS Division Field Manual 13: Special Circumstances, Humanoid Threat Entities by DrClef > Reality Benders (Type Greens) have a certain mystique among GOC operatives. Some operatives even argue that it is impossible to terminate a Type Green, and it is suicide to even try. The kill record of our organization says otherwise.

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It's Wikidot.

Unfortunately this isn't going to be a simple weekend fix, as there is a lot of legacy which would need to ported in a backwards compatible way. For instance:

Wikidot syntax is unique and is really wack. I've been working on an alternate implementation for half a year and it still isn't feature complete.
Wikidot's page routing is also unusual. Unlike your typical pattern that common software like Flask supports, arguments are passed as directories. For instance /scp-xxxx/offset/3/noredirect/true
Wikidot has strange forum links that will need to be redirected for backwards compatibility.
Numerous pages include others as a primitive form of componetization, which will need to be supported (as well some v2 that does it better as part of the self-hosted platform migration).

TL;DR, the site's Tech Team is already aware of the necessity to move off of Wikidot, but it's a Herculean effort that will take a lot of time to accomplish. You can see DrMagnus' Project Plan.

🧢 <code>SCP-268</code> Cap of Neglect by Pair Of Ducks

>SCP-268 is a tweed-wool newsboy cap.

>Anyone wearing the hat, however, becomes suddenly and instantly unnoticeable. Subjects become unmemorable, thoroughly ignorable, or "taken for granted" by all observers.

f ．a ．q | hey guys the pain never ends | v 0 . 31

💬 <code>FORUM</code> Per page discussions » SCP-173 comment by Ekzentric Lohner

>As the first SCP ever, the entry is stored in its original form

f ．a ．q | death is a distant rumor to the young . andrew a . rooney | v 0 . 31

🎖️ <code>SCP-705</code> Militaristic Play-Doh by Dr Kondraki

>Shapes resembling small, humanoid forms will emerge from the clay

>When active, SCP-705 is incredibly violent and militaristic, possessing a highly territorial mindset, and will do everything in its power to overtake what it perceives to be a “strategic” location.

f ．a ．q | do less . be more . neil strauss | v 0 . 31

🤚 <code>TALE</code> There in the starless dark, with vast wings across the canceled skies; the sudden blackness of nothing at all. by Doctor Cimmerian > "I saw some terrible things in the war. Did terrible things." > > The doctor's tone shifted slightly. "It was for a good cause."

f ．a ．q | you make my heart smile | v 0 . 31

👥 <code>TALE</code> No Joke by DrEverettMann

>"The GOC spent millions of dollars and hundreds of hours to make Clef resistant to certain anomalies. This boy has it naturally. Can we just let him walk away?"

f ．a ．q | work without love is slavery . mother teresa | v 0 . 31

📔 <code>TALE</code> Nobody's Business by Baronjoe > Money (10 k) was also found to be fake, memetic agent was cast on them to disguise the fact. They actually were just Monopoly bills.

f ．a ．q | there s power in looking silly and not caring that you do . amy poehler | v 0 . 31

🚂 <code>SCP-4748</code> Arctic Whaleways by Weryllium > SCP-4748 is the group designation for a species of sentient, aquatic steam locomotives.

f ．a ．q | fanta . more fanta | v 0 . 31

🦈 <code>SPC-2935-J</code> O, Fin by Shaggydredlocks > adult humanoid entities with shark-like features flop about the area.

f ．a ．q | where does someone get to the point where they re having meetings with mister boney bologne ? | v 0 . 31

📍 <code>TALE</code> So, You've been trapped in a pocket dimension. What now? by Smooothcriminal

> Out of the last 20 survivors of erratic trans-dimensional travel to a pocket dimension, 19 out of 20 agree that attacking a possibly god-like entity with a textbook is a bad idea

f ．a ．q | hypothetically could you pee without bob and umfh | v 0 . 31

🤼 <code>SCP-946</code> A Formal Discussion by PureQuestion

> In some circumstances, these debates have focused on a hypothetical event, and the merits of its occurrence. In these cases, the outcome of the argument manifests itself in reality. At any time during the debate, an outside observer may join the debate, with a new chair appearing at the table and the dimensions of the table altering to fit all parties.

f ．a ．q | scp zero forty - fine | v 0 . 31

🤡 <code>SCP-2912</code> Clowny Clown Clown by Metaphysician

> SCP-2912-2 Overview: > > • The left hand was large and flat and used to strike its bloated abdomen - the resulting sound similar to those produced by bass drums. > > • Its face lacked eyes, had a bulbous red nose, (capable of honking despite being entirely organic) and was primarily dominated by a large mouth (devoid of lips). > > • Yellow skin covered in red 'polka dots'.

f ．a ．q | # notenoughswans | v 0 . 31

🤵 <code>TALE</code> On the O5's Secret Service by Anaxagoras

>I am an agent of the Occidental 5. I have a license to kill.

f ．a ．q | ttern s * * creamer * * into he | v 0 . 31

▉ <code>SCP-3959</code> The End of All Knowledge by Billith >SCP-3959 is presumed to have infovorous tendencies, and therefore gravitates towards large amounts of data, particularly non-fiction works.

>Pray it doesn't eat your fifth birthday party. > >But, has it already? How much have you forgotten? > >Would you even know the difference?

f ．a ．q | i m a car and i vote | v 0 . 31

💬 <code>FORUM</code> SCP Original Character Tournament by PeppersGhost

>Every contestant enters with a character of their own creation. Each round, you are paired against another contestant, and you must write a brand new tale involving both your character and your opponent's.

^^🦑 ^^FAQ ^^🦑 ^^please ^^mention ^^cotbg ^^dicks ^^in ^^your ^^comments ^^thanks ^^🦑

I've used Wikidot in the past with some success. It's completely free though you'll have to format everything using their wiki syntax (which is related to Markdown). They do have a lot of really nice features using their built in modules.

I use Excel as well. I have several sheets programmed in with Vlookups, then sorting things based on random numbers. I can generate short, medium, and long quests with a click of a button. I can add mobs, NPCs, etc...

From what you are describing, it sounds like you want the ability to make a wiki that you can follow. I did a quick google search and found http://www.wikidot.com/ I would think that you could build something there using some HTML. Just google what you want to do in HTML, it isn't too hard to do basic stuff.

Keep in mind that this is going to be a lot of work to make something easily accessible, so I would recommend you only add things that you will be accessing multiple times. NPCs, towns, major quest lines, etc... I would leave mobs, side quests, etc... out of it. You'll also need an internet connection.

I used Wikidot when I was at University, but that's mainly because I was very familiar with it. I'm a volunteer community administrator there. It served my purposes well.

Feel free to PM me if you end up trying Wikidot, and need any assistance :)

Another solution I'd suggest, although not a wiki, would be OneNote. That's available on all devices now, including iOS and Android, and works well for the task.

Bullshit, how else would you deny how JustinBunnion, on October 11, has the same identical issue as you in 6 days ago? in this forum thread?.

And once you've successfully denied it. Then clearly that author's work needs to be downvoted into deletion with no chance of rewrite because then it is clearly targeting you and making fun of you, and it is unacceptable.

Not that I’m aware of. He used to have a Reddit, but deleted it a long time ago.

If you have an SCP account, his profile is here http://www.wikidot.com/user:info/eddybird. But other than that I’m not sure.

I haven't tried to solve this one, but I do know that it's incomplete.

You may be at the end of your journey with this one.

If you have a Wikidot account (You don't have to be a member of the SCP Wiki, you can just have an account on the platform), feel free to send a message to 2212's author - http://www.wikidot.com/user:info/anaxagoras - and ask them to complete this SCP.

╭╴ random scp tale : low earth orbit divinity ╶╮

You'll need to create an account on http://www.wikidot.com/
If your email has numbers in it then you will likely not receive the confirmation email when creating your new account. Due to this bug you must use an email without any digits in it.
The http://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/contribute page will guide you the rest of the way

╭╴ʀᴀɴᴅᴏᴍ ꜱᴄᴩ: SCP-3079╶╮

Congratulations to jyl1126 on winning this round!

The correct answer was:

>!58.358900, 11.517968; <strong>Tufto</strong>!<

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⚫ <code>TALE</code> Into the Beetle Black Yonder by not_a_seagull >TSATPWTCOTTTADC.aic was commissioned to identify unauthorized file modifications

╭╴ꜱᴄᴩ ʀᴇꜱᴏᴜʀᴄᴇ: ᴀʀᴛᴡᴏʀᴋ╶╮

SCP content is not released into the public domain. You can read about the license that SCP exists under here:

✍️ <code>SCP WIKI</code> Licensing Guide

That guide also has ways you can contact the wiki's Licensing Team.

SCP-1678 was written by author AstronautJoe.

╭╴ꜱᴄᴩ ʀᴇꜱᴏᴜʀᴄᴇ: ᴄᴏɴᴛʀɪʙᴜᴛᴇ╶╮

⛏️ <code>SCP-1011</code> Humanization Process by VAElynx >Foundation agents persuaded the government of Russian Federation to decommission and sell the site to a Foundation front-end

>acted as a human lifting mechanism of sorts - when five of them fell into the molten metal, another replaced them within moments.

╭╴ꜱᴄᴩ ʀᴇꜱᴏᴜʀᴄᴇ: ᴇꜱᴏᴛᴇʀɪᴄ ᴄʟᴀꜱꜱᴇꜱ╶╮

> SCP-682 - Hard-to-Destroy Reptile by Dr Gears on 2008-07-26 [Ranked #7] [Rated +2405]