SCP Foundation

Upvoted, but this:

Over the course of 3 years, it was watched for, activated once by any Agent who found it, and destroyed to cause an immediate shift until it reached the current containment location in Site 31.

doesn't make much sense. How does the Foundation always find it? Wouldn't it just have been easier to contain it in situ (taking the site over, that is), once they'd worked out its effect of shifting unless regularly used?

Interesting, but lacks a real hook. No vote for now. Also, the Clef test seems a little random. It doesn't really change anything.

I downvoted because a) the concept doesn't do a whole lot for me, and b) the test logs. I'm not saying that you're a bad writer at all, because the logs are pretty much in tune with how experimentation worked for a lot of the older SCPs. But standards have evolved since then, in my opinion for the better.

I can't imagine any circumstances in which the Foundation would allow research staff to be experimental subjects for anomalous objects. That's what D-Class are for. It seems like it would be a breathtakingly negligent risk of extremely valuable Foundation assets. The notes also unpleasantly hit a "lolfoundation" note with me.

As an aside, I intensely dislike references to the older "player character" doctor characters, as they really stretch suspension of disbelief and come across frequently as name-dropping. However, that didn't factor into my downvote as that's a strictly personal preference for me.

This idea is good, but the test log is D:

(edit: looks like Kalinin said it with a bit more detail)

It's simple, and I like it. Feels like it fits in with a lot of the older objects. Not a huge fan of the last test log though. I see no reason to downvote this one.

Ehhhh….no vote. Basically for reasons stated above.

A portion of cinderblock is currently visible through the hole; however, no light source has been able to illuminate any portion of the interior beyond that, the hole always appears to be dark.

I assume if you push a hand-held video camera through that it causes the SCP to displace?

Item Lost: One (1) Foundation D-Class uniform

Why the whole uniform, as opposed to just one piece of it? Or is the uniform a one-piece jumpsuit which includes shoes?

Agents actively searching for biological or memetic agents, or any Keter-class SCP objects, are forbidden to use SCP-1162 without a full security complement present.

That makes it way too useful: if there's any uncontained SCP which is small enough to fit through the hole, just have an agent who's looking for it draw item after item out of the hole until they get the intended SCP.

This reminds me a lot of some of the older articles that we still have around. No vote, but interesting to see that style employed.

The concept doesn't hook me at all, it has an unnecessary relocation effect (I was hoping that an SCP made it, hence its location in the wall of a containment area), and it unnecessarily namedrops Dr. Clef. So yeah, not great.

Okay. Normally I hate these. But I upvoted for Dr. King reaching in and pulling out a bag of 500 apple seeds. That right there is comedy gold.