SCP Foundation

Heres my idea. Why are there so many groups of interest? Why so many anomalies? surely it doesn't make sense. So heres the idea for this cluttered world.

SCP-XXXX is an abandoned gas station that serves as the entrance to another dimension, similar to our own but completely dead and incapable of supporting life. There are many investigations but after losing D-bois too much they send in an MTF who discover the D-class have started a society, and the world has become significantly more habitable. After more investigation into abandoned sites and such, the secret unravels. The world wasnt interesting. In this universe, the scp foundation never expanded beyond series 1 and GOIs stayed limited to a handful. This resulted in a loss of interest of "something" which led to the world slowly dying. And why did the D-class survive? well the story of a bunch of d-class surviving on their own makes for some interesting tales. it concludes with a message, from an O5. an admission. Most of the GOIs and anomalies are produced intentionally. The Chaos Insurgency was easy to make, Dr, Wondertainment makes a nice cover to make new anomalies. All for the sake of keeping things interesting, because we all saw what happens when things get boring.

What do you think? Ive only submitted one SCP and it was a lot smaller scale. Im also planning on incorporating a GOI im building.

Why are there so many groups of interest? Why so many anomalies? surely it doesn't make sense.

This is kind of the premise for 001 proposals.

In this universe, the scp foundation never expanded beyond series 1

This doesn't quite make sense, since I'm fairly certain that there are some later-series works that chronologically proceed some of the Series 1 stuff. Series listing isn't really chronologically consistent with the in-universe timeline.

Most of the GOIs and anomalies are produced intentionally. The Chaos Insurgency was easy to make, Dr, Wondertainment makes a nice cover to make new anomalies. All for the sake of keeping things interesting,

I personally don't buy this, especially since it doesn't make sense that the other universe created stuff that wasn't for them at all (how did it end up in another dimension? What's the point of making stuff to keep things "interesting" for one's own dimension if it never actually ends up in said dimension) and also because there are plenty of dangerous, barely contained hostile entities in Series I. Besides, if the Foundation was doing a really great job and things were actually starting to get boring, wouldn't that be a good thing since that means that they can address anomalies without loss of personnel life and they can spend more time and resources on research?

It admittedly kind of seems like you're confusing author perspective with in-universe perspective here. I have a very hard time believing that the Foundation would intentionally make new anomalies just to make their job harder. What's "interesting" from a reader perspective would likely just be a costly pain in the ass for the in-universe Foundation, and I feel like they'd be smart enough not to toss away a clear advantage.