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SCP-XXXX prior to consumption
Special Containment Procedures:
As SCP-XXXX is a localized phenomenon that affects only the SCP-XXXX entry in the Foundation database, containment at this time is both considered impossible and not required. The entirety of the database is to be continuously scanned for any signs of information containment caused by SCP-XXXX.
Description:
SCP-XXXX is delicious a standard, non-anomalous lemon meringue pie. SCP-XXXX was baked with love by MTF Eta-10 ("Cell Culture Club") agent E███ ██████, cryptonym "Bushy" on ██/██/20██. The anomalous nature of SCP-XXXX comes in the form of it's own database entry, which was created at roughly the same time that ██████'s pie was removed from the oven. This database entry was created with no input from any Foundation staff, and is, through unknown means, unable to be deleted.
Any attempts to delete the database entry for SCP-XXXX results in an "HTTP 403 Forbidden" error. This is contradictory to the Foundation's SCiPNET server systems, which use the FDTP (Foundation Database Transfer Protocol), an esoteric application-layer protocol developed by, and used solely by, the Foundation since 19██. The database entry for SCP-XXXX was created by a non-existent user "pie" which does not exist as a username in the SCiPNET user schema. As of 21:55 on ██/██/20██, (two days after the creation of the SCP-XXXX entry), a user was anomalously created on the SCiPNET server. Analysis of the user shows it was created with Level 1 access to the SCiPNET database, along with the email eip.eip|eip#eip.eip|eip (again, contradictory to the Foundation's SCiPNET email systems, which use the .scp pseudo-top-level domain. pie is also not a recognized second-level domain, as all second-level domains within the Foundation use either site or task force designations (site-17, epsilon-11, etc.).
SCP-XXXX must be allowed to cool completely to room temperature or else the lemon curd will be runny as an object no longer exists, as the pie was consumed by Agent Bushy and his MTF Eta-10 squadmates. It has not been classified as neutralized as the database entry anomaly still persists.
Whether or not the anomalous nature of the SCP-XXXX database entry contains/is an infohazard is pending review by researchers assigned to monitoring the SCP-XXXX database entry.
Addendum XXXX-1: Discovery
On ██/██/20██, Foundation database administrators were alerted to the creation of a database entry from an unknown user with Level 5 permissions. When contacted, Agent ██████ confirmed that the picture of SCP-XXXX was taken by him, and metadata analysis of the image confirms that the photograph was taken by ██████'s phone. (Agent ██████ routinely photographs food he makes and shares them on SCiPGram, a social media subset of SCiPNET created for recreational use by Foundation staff.) No intrusions were detected by AI monitoring Foundation devices and internal IT scans reveal no access to ██████'s device. Agent ██████ had yet to post the image.
SCP-XXXX wants to get lemon zesty with you was locked to Level 5 for a period of 30 days pending an analysis of the anomaly. As the anomaly was in no way dangerous, the entry was downgraded to Level 1 access. After review by the O5 Council, SCP-XXXX (which originally held a containment class of Safe) was upgraded to Euclid.
