The plot is that our species is basically screwed, but we hide things away and distract ourself pretending is nothing...
...ah, wait. That's our plot.
SCP foundation lock away strange stuff.
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I am open for any of the canons. Every time I read a new SCP I just assume it’s in its own canon universe until stated otherwise in the article. Trying to somehow weave it together will induce headaches. And I don’t like headaches.
If you really want to do so…this would be my go: They are all canon at the same time. It’s basically what I already do, just justify it by using different timelines. Bam! Problem solved in the laziest way possible. Now the Malidramagiuan is as much of the BBEG as the Crimson King is. Even tho I’m not a fan of the BBEG in the SCP universe, but you get the point. See every document you read as a window into another universe.
I am almost sure that this already is more or less kind of a base canon for the community? Or a rule set by the admins by telling the community to not harass authors for not using the 100% right K class scenario designation and that it’s up to them how to write their articles.
Which tells me two things:
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This must have happened an awful lot of times.
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By doing so they probably unknowingly set up the multiple universes base canon.
Honestly, I kind of like that there isn't one. At least, not yet.
Right now, we have a website that is packed full of what amounts to folk tales. I honestly believe this is where all great myths start out - just a lot of little narrative islands scattered across the landscape. With time, some stories will resonate with more people, and will slowly coalesce into a canon of sorts. It'll take generations, if any of it survives to be handed down at all. And you kind of want that organic filtering to take place, because that will filter things down to the strongest stories of the bunch.