SCP Foundation

Hi, my pen name, or whatever you wanna call it, is Columbia Bear. No. I'm not a bear that represents America. That's the Soviet Bear.

Anyways, I joined the site mostly because I wanted to become a better writer and because I enjoy reading about the entities in the SCP foundation.

Before I even joined this site, I was mostly lurking, enjoying the community's stories and entites of the foundation.

When do we get to punch sharks?

Hey hey, Columbia Bear! Welcome to the site! I'm afraid we don't do much shark punching ourselves in this foundation, sir. That's the SPC's area, and we don't interact with them very much (except on party business). So tell us a bit about your interest in the site! What's your favorite article/tale on the site so far, and/or what's your least favorite article or tale? If you don't have a favorite or least favorite, that's cool too.

Anyway, it's wonderful to have you here! Please don't hesitate to use the chat for feedback on any articles you may write, or just to get to know the community (it can move quick, but you'll get to know some great people there if you're patient/diligent). If and when you decide to write for the site, don't forget to make yourself a sandbox to keep all your unfinished drafts (and to give people somewhere to review your work before you post). I look forward to seeing you around the site, and I hope you enjoy your stay! :)

When do we get to punch sharks?

Why would you do that? ;-;

If you're looking to improve your writing here, I definitely recommend reading through some of the pages in the handy dandy Guide Hub, especially the pitfalls essay and documentation tips. Also, you can read the Essays on Style, where some writers of the site talk about their personal writing processes and idea development strategies.

If you're looking to read SCPs for inspiration or know-how, I recommend reading the high-rated Series II and III articles (SCPs with numbers from 1000 to 2999), because those better represent what the site is looking for nowadays. SCPs don't need to be scary. ;)