Drama has become the hardest issue for any Foundation to solve.
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It's an issue for almost every single large online community I've seen.
Almost ironically, I've literally used to be in a gaming clan of 100+ active members that tore itself apart because a 'no drama' rule was put into place.
Roget's going to be the admin he's warning us about, though. Don't say I didn't warn you.
Roget gathers all this stuff, maybe that was a personal warning to him from the writer?
Oh yeah, I forgot he's the one who does these.
I actually sort of didn't know there was a Korean site until this was posted, unlike the Russian site. This article hardly paints it in a positive light, though.
Did I just witness an SCP cold-war? Because this is what that is. Two entities claiming to be the real, neither recognizing the other like it's a curse that will bring plague, and destroy the rich harvest of creepypasta. But the real question is:
Which one looks at things the most?
(account deleted)For some reason, I'm pretty sure that there was, or will be teh drama in SCP-JP or SCP-CN branch, or in new Foundation translation site of any other country. It happened in three different branches already. Gee, it's almost like a tradition.
After reading the history of SCP-KR and SCP-RU, I just realized how… peaceful and stable SCP-CN, which I am a part of, is.
No cold war division,
No admin power abuse,
No major vandals,
The whole place just feels… friendly.
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