The Fake Foundation Wiki

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***This is The Fake Foundation Wiki! (The SCP Wiki but worse)***

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A Fake SCP Foundation for all of your imaginative needs. Any SCP that isn't currently on the main site can be transferred here.

## Introduction

Hello, new user, and welcome to the Fake Foundation Wiki! I'm sure you already had a *lot* of questions before you even clicked on this guide: "What is this wiki about?"

To spare you all the trouble of having to navigate blindly through over ten pages of content, this introduction aims to answer as many of these questions as we can, hopefully without taking too much time.

This wiki holds both multiple versions of the same SCP but with slight changes and also complete rewrites of SCP articles.

## What is this Place About?

This is the **Fake** **Foundation Wiki**, a collaborative writing wiki based around the premise that the SCPs from various canons (whether from the site sandbox or deleted entries) are transported here in the universe of The Fake Foundation.

You can share or build-on any canon here, since creative commons.

That's the long and short of it - this wiki is a place where a bunch of people write stories about an organization that keeps the scary in cages, except it's science. The Fake Foundation wiki started as a rip-off to the real SCP Foundation, but since you are here, it means that this is gaining popularity.

## Why is Everything Contradictory?

If this is a collaborative thing, it means we shall not restrict the creative freedom of writers. When there's creativity, there has got to be something contradictory. That is why you can be inconsistent with other stories, but just make sure your story can and will be good.

## Basic Terminology

Due to the scientific and clinical tone most of the wiki aims for, there are a few terms used in articles that may confuse new readers, such as:

* **Anomaly/Anomalous** -- Anything that doesn't follow the rules of reality as we know them.
* **Object Classes** -- Each anomaly contained by the Foundation has an assigned object class, which tell you how difficult something is to contain. The three most common classes are *Safe*, meaning containment is simple, *Euclid*, meaning containment is more complex, and *Keter*, meaning containment is very difficult to maintain.
* **Mobile Task Forces** (MTF) -- Elite units for responding to and containing anomalies. Depending on the anomaly, these range from paramilitary teams to groups of specialized researchers.
* **Group of Interest:** Groups other than the Foundation that deal with or handle the anomalous.

This is not a comprehensive list of such terms, but you can look it up online - a lot of the time, authors use real scientific terms to add some flavor to their articles.

## Now What?

This is the essential info that every new user is expected to know, but I'm sure we haven't answered all of your questions. If you're staring at the monitor wondering where the rest of the guide is, that's because we're going to direct you to the specific topics that interest *you*, rather than general information which might not be as relevant to your interests:

* Guide For Reading: How to traverse our wiki and find new content to read, if you're not sure where to start.

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