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Alright, this is SCP-3463. I hope you find it nice (Please find it nice) and if you find it nice then it's that's nice and thank you.

Thanks to everyone who gave me feedback, really appreciated.

Very interesting concept. +1

This is a complete mindf*** and I love it. The format/layout of this makes the reader explore and discover more about this SCP. It's a unique entity. Even when you think you have it figured out, you're proven wrong to the point where you have to accept your complete lack of understanding of SCP-3463. Even the very end has me questioning if its correct or not, and leaves me to wonder about it. It makes a connection to the reader, as the supposed effects pertain to reading it. Lastly, this entity is a pure Keter. There is no hope of completely containing it, or at all. Its very existence poses a threat.

Overall, it's incredibly well done.

+1

I hope all prospective contributors read this and realize that a SCP does not have to be a Thing What Kills You.

This was well thought out and presented. It took me a couple of read throughs to fully get, but it was worth it. I'll remember this the next time I see a blue fan.

The opening password entry sequence really piqued my interest and the information that followed certainly didn't disappoint. The various 'iterations' of SCP-3463 were clever and the interview log demonstrated the potentially dangerous effects from exposure - and all from a thought.
What I also really enjoyed is that the SCP wasn't at any point 'SCP-3463 was responsible for the death of an entire population of a subcontinent' - but it COULD be. It didn't have to be shock horror, it in itself leaves the reader dwelling on all the horrifying possibilities for its memetic spread.
Clever stuff. +1.

No vote for now; I love the concept, but I noticed a lot of typos/clunky phrasing issues. I won't bother mentioning any specifics in case that was deliberate as a representation of the [DATA CORRUPTED] I noticed (automatic +1 if it was).

I've got my head wrapped around the concept, it reminds me of that God damn toaster. But I never really feel like the other shoe drops, or that the article does anything other than reiterate its central ideas. It feels like two-thirds of a complete article. It also kinda skirts around how much of a mindfuck this is with some of the more rigid parameters of its effect, I never really got an idea of how it could infest the human mind the way the goddamn toaster and similar articles do. -1

Are people with speech and language disabilities not allowed near this one because, as one researcher says, "Any lie or mistake we make will cost us the truth"? If so, that's a neat way to approach a cognitohazard/memetic anomaly (I hope I'm using those words right, I'm new here).

I like the idea a lot, but similar to what Roget said, I think it could use a little more oomf - just a little more tease of why SCP-3463 is so potentially dangerous. Otherwise, it's certainly a cool twist. +1

Also, would you be open to allowing me to edit some of the spelling/grammar mistakes? I'd like to get my feet wet, if at all possible.

Awesome idea!!! Formatting could use a little bit more work, but besides that, best new SCP I've read in quite a while.

Haven't read the article yet, but how similar is this to SCP-2950?