This article is a stub. You can help by editing/creating a page on the UserWiki. Procrastinati or “SCP-___-J“, is a -J article written by SCP author Akumeoy and is currently one of the most popular article on the SCP Wiki in terms of Upvotes. It was once also the shortest SCP format article on the ..
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The Omniverse Penitentiary[1] is a containment fiction project based on a subreddit which documents the fictional eponymous prison and the things it contains from various dimensions and universes. It was created on February 3rd 2014 and has a combination of original content and pop culture imports from other forms of media. It does not contain ..
A Main List is the primary vector for organizing the primary contents of a containment fiction writing collection, a long list of all articles usually in numerically chronological order with listed titles. The style was originally designed by the Holders and popularized by the SCP Wiki. Most containment fiction communities have utilized this since then, ..
This article is a work in progress. You can help by creating/editing a page on the UserWiki. The Liminal Archives is a containment fiction community founded as an offshoot of the Backrooms/Tech Support community which utilizes some of the latter’s formats and aesthetic. Liminal, as used by the Archives, means: Liminality is the state of ..
This article is a work in progress and needs additional citations. Fishmonger, also known as “I Am A Potato”, was a moderator and major contributor of containment fiction to the early SCP Wiki. Although his contributions[1] were universally lauded at the time of his membership, he was later demoted due to his persistent issues with ..
Creepypasta is an internet-borne genre of storytelling based on copy/pasting scary stories to disperse widely online. It takes its name from “copy pasta” which is the practice of taking blocks of text and repeating them in many different contexts. It is the direct predecessor to containment fiction, and confic can be seen as a spin-off ..
Containment fiction, sometimes shortened to “confic”, and also known as “collaborative fiction”, “anomaly fiction”, or “WikiDot fiction”, is an informal literary genre presented through the framework of documents and material from one or many organizations which describe said organization’s interactions and study of various scientific “anomalies”. Containment fiction is characterized by prescriptive, predominantly 3rd-person writing ..
This article is a stub. You can help contribute by creating/editing a page on the UserWiki. Clinical Tone, often referred to in the context of containment fiction as just “tone”, is the pseudo-scientific and quasi-academic writing style used to show that the article in question is an official document from a larger organization or institution. ..
Branch SCP History Russian Branch Well, I may miss some points in our history and forget others, but here’s how I remember it. – GeneR For all I know, it all started in the image boards. On June 27th, 2010, the user known as SCP-RU and some other guys decided to try translating the SCP ..
Andrei Vladimirovich Duksin (Andrey; Duxin; WikiDot user TechnoMage/ARTSCP) is a Russian entrepreneur, owner of the ARTSCP media company,[1]https://artscp.com/en/about/ and the trademark holder for the SCP Foundation logo in the Russian Federation’s Federal Intellectual Property Service (Rospatent).[2]https://www1.fips.ru/fips_servl/fips_servlet?DB=RUTM&rn=1248&DocNumber=661748&TypeFile=html Duksin is infamous within the greater SCP communities as the individual who illegally trademarked the SCP Foundation logo, which ..