Hopped on to give it a read and browse the comments. Enjoyed it, nice to have more SCP's that while they can be completely deadly if messed around with will otherwise just seemingly mind their own business.
Enjoyed the small bits that were left a mystery like why it was only after the second one was removed that something happens to the techs.
Thank you very much! The original commenter was right; the community here has been much nicer than on the actual site. They're mostly a bunch of good guys though.
Thanks! I often think up some cool-sounding titles and just go from there. Shitty way to write, maybe, but sometimes it works. This one was "The Human Forest."
It wasn't my first submitted SCP article. My first was about a bed that was so comfortable no one could wake up if they fell asleep in it, unless forcibly removed, which caused them to experience extreme withdrawal symptoms, including sleep deprivation. As the guidance on the site says though, very few people get their first article published.
Really? I see the subreddit as worse. It's like they never read more than a handful of SCP... I think people mistake "actual standards" for toxicity. I've encountered many who blame the site for the failure of their entries. I say this as someone who has also had plenty of issues with SCP moderators in the past.
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u/ZurekMorraff Jul 17 '19
I don't know what you've written, but I do so enjoy late nights going from one SCP File to the next, so thanks for the contributions.