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Assigned Site
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Site Director
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Research Head
Dr Helge
Assigned MTF
Beta-54
Special Containment Procedures: There is no known way to effectively neutralize or contain SCP-XXXX. Instead, Mobile Task Force Beta-54 ("Imposters") are to work with Global Occult Coalition Strike Team 2348 to track down and dismantle any groups that are formed as a result of SCP-XXXX, as well as amnestize it's members.
Information produced by groups associated with SCP-XXXX that is Level 4 Classified or more is to be immediately destroyed. Any information Level 3 Classified or below is to be archived for later review.
If a group stemming from SCP-XXXX gets enough public recognition that it would make forcefully dismantling it cause suspicion, then resources are instead to be dedicated to causing the group's collapse in other ways, such as inducing financial problems within the group, stirring controversies that would split up people within the group, or filing copyright claims.
Due to the lack of information pertaining to how many people SCP-XXXX effects, this anomaly was given the disruption classification "Uncertain" until further notice.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a phenomenon where certain groups of people begin documenting and forming tales and stories of the SCP Foundation and Global Occult Coalition despite having no prior knowledge of the two agencies before writing. It should be known that this phenomenon does not give people the compulsion to join any individual group, but rather gives them the compulsion to write about the two agencies and share their work with others.
Whenever a group associated with SCP-XXXX documents anomalies, any person or thing writing about anomalies for said group inadvertently describe anomalies in the possessed by or interacted with by the SCP Foundation or the Global Occult Coalition. However, wording or style of documents written by these groups do not always align with that of the SCP Foundation. This fact has made this anomaly difficult to control, since Foundation documents cannot be fully cross-checked with documents circulating on the internet. Upon linking of images on the pages of certain cognitohazardous anomalies, the effects of the image are identical to that of their SCP Foundation counterpart.
Every person affected by SCP-XXXX, upon interrogation, has been unable to describe any motive or inspiration behind whatever was written by them, instead claiming that they only have done so for fun (See Addendum XXXX-2).
SCP-XXXX causes an estimated 300 groups to form each month around the world, and affects an unknown number of individuals not part of said groups. Due to the potential breach of secrecy for the SCP Foundation and the Global Occult Coalition, the two foundations have decided to work together to suppress any information leak stemming from SCP-XXXX, and conduct research into possible neutralization methods of SCP-XXXX.
Addendum XXXX-1: Discovery
From 4/12/2001 to 7/16/2014, a large amount of groups were detected whose documents matched up with that of the SCP Foundation. Further interrogations commenced, and it was confirmed that no member of said groups had any prior knowledge of the SCP Foundation and it's activities. Majority of members thought of the documents created by their own members to be purely works of fiction rather than actual truth.
Addendum XXXX-2: Archived Groups
An archive of notable and larger communities and some documents pertaining to them have been documented below. Non-English communities have been translated to english for archival purposes as well.
| Group Name | Method of Dismantlement | Archived Information |
| The SPF Foundation | Due to the name, identification of the group was easier. However, at the time of discovery, MTF Beta-54 was not created, meaning that this group grew significantly in size before discovery. Bots were deployed to spam the forums present on the site, causing a plummet in popularity. Group forcefully dismantled afterwards. | The SPF Foundation (Stabbing Poor Folks) documented nearly 900 anomalies, all of which were determined to match up with Foundation files. Those documented were generally of keter-class entities. Upon further interrogation, the groups members claimed to get enjoyment from writing about keter entities rather than safe or euclid ones. |
| The OPA | Due to the fact that MTF Beta-54 was tasked with tracking down groups with documents similar to that of the Foundation, the OPA was not discovered by Beta-54. The Global Occult Coalition on 4/12/2005 discovered the OPA and it's activities, and due to the size it grew to, contacted the SCP Foundation to help dismantle the group. A Copyright claim was fabricated that was able to strike down the community. Further splinter groups were quickly dismantled. | The OPA (Occult Protective Agency) was one similar to that of the Global Occult Coalition, that wrote tales about the neutralization of anomalies. Due to the fact that the group did not document Foundation anomalies, alongside the difference in mission statement, this group was assumed to not be a result of SCP-XXXX. Due to the agreement between The Global Occult Coalition and the SCP Foundation, any further documentation of the OPA has been deleted from the archive. |
| The Paranormal Writing Club | Members of the groups were tracked down and amnestized, and documents from the Club were archived. | The Paranormal Writing Club was not run over the internet, but rather its members had meetings where anomalies were written over paper. This group showed interest in documenting memetic-based anomalies more than anything else, and filled in anomalies related to memetics in their proper slots despite not having prior knowledge of which numbered anomalies were memetic-based. Because MTF Beta-54 was only geared to detect anomalies over the internet and a group being run over paper was not conceived of as of yet, this group went unnoticed until Field Agent ████ accidentally discovered it in an investigation of a separate anomaly. Methods of scanning for SCP-XXXX related groups have been revised to account for writing groups following this, |
| The Archive of Anomalous Entities | All documents containing cognitohazards or images identified as dangerous were deleted. Group dismantled and members amnestized. | The Archive of Anomalous Entities is a group of people who didn't have much experience in writing, but rather in graphic design. These group members created images of anomalies that are true-to-life with no prior knowledge about them, even creating images of anomalies which did not contain images on the original files. Non-Dangerous images have been archived. |
| The PIA | Due to this group's open involvement in investigation of anomalies, Beta-54 had no trouble tracking down it's members. The agency was dismantled and all members that could be found were captured and held in confinement. The members that could not be found went on to form the "Private Anomaly Investigation Committee", to investigate anomalies separate from any government agency or foundation. Members of the Private Anomaly Investigation Committee are yet to be found, and any information about their whereabouts are to be reported to Researcher Helge immediately. | The PIA (Paranormal Investigation Agency) started from a private investigator when they were affected by SCP-XXXX. Upon continuous writing of entries into the database for fun, they figured out about the legitimacy of the documents after writing entries for various memetic based anomalies. Upon further investigation and eventual discovery of the SCP Foundation, the private investigator figured out about SCP-XXXX and it's effects, and found a workaround to document anomalies on his own accord (Using Symbols and Letters not associated with numbers). This individual contacted other investigators and formed the PIA as a result to investigate anomalies. Documents found from this person and a search of the primary agency building led to the discovery of SCP-████, SCP-████, and SCP-████. Several more anomalous objects are suspected to be in the possession of the Private Anomaly Investigation Committee. |
