Item: SCP-XXXX
Object Class: Thaumiel
Special Containment Procedures: SCP-XXXX is physically impossible to contain. Instead, Foundation web-crawlers must monitor SCP-XXXX for newly created articles.
Description: SCP-XXXX is a collaborative fiction platform operating on the public internet under the domain ‘scp-wiki.wikidot.com’. The website presents itself to civilians as a community-driven database documenting a fictional clandestine organization dedicated to securing, containing, and protecting anomalous phenomena.
SCP-XXXX does not log historical Foundation records. Rather, baseline reality constantly warps to mirror the database's live status.
Whenever an article on SCP-XXXX achieves a positive public rating, the described anomaly, its historical documentation, and its described anomaly instantly manifest within a physical timeline. When an article drops to a negative rating and is systematically deleted by website moderators, the corresponding entity and all real-world damage it caused are permanently erased from historical record. Foundation personnel maintain knowledge of deleted anomalies solely through data mirrored on isolated local terminals.
Addendum XXXX.1: Incident Log
On August 31, 2026, an anonymous user published an article labeled SCP-XXXX on the database. The file detailed a reality-bending anomaly that altered regional water supplies.
Four hours later, the article fell to a public rating of -12 and was automatically purged by the website's administrative software.
Following the deletion, the real-world anomaly and its physical containment assets vanished instantly from baseline reality. However, a localized memory audit of site staff revealed a critical anomaly: while all physical evidence was completely erased from the timeline, the conceptual dread remained.
Deep-space telemetry from the Department of Pataphysics indicates that deleted articles are not truly destroyed. Instead, the data is being compiled into a localized, extra-dimensional mass outside our universe.
Every failed concept, every downvoted entity, and every broken script deleted from the database is currently merging into a singular, unstructured consciousness. The Foundation estimates that if the database suffers another major influx of deleted files, this mass will achieve enough conceptual weight to breach our reality. Not as a single contained anomaly, but as a total collapse of physical logic.
Monitoring of the site's Lowest Rated Pages feed is now a Class-A containment priority.