Tedlyanderson Author Page

Name: Ted "Tedly" Anderson

Security Clearance: Level 3

Duties: Exploration and description of hyper-real dimensions

Location: Site -1

History: Anderson was a promising researcher into textual SCPs when a completely unexpected and irreproducible interaction between SCPs-████ and -████ sent him hurtling into a meta-dimension in which the SCP Foundation is nothing but the crazed scribblings of various internet personalities on an easily-edited website. Though Anderson has been able to make contact with the "real" Foundation, at present he is posted in this meta-dimension to research its peculiarities—in particular its seeming total lack of anomalous objects.

SCPs discovered, unearthed, found, located, or otherwise described:

• SCP-1258
• SCP-1304
• SCP-1633
• SCP-1788

Achievements achieved:

• Hall of Fame (article rated +> 100)
• Batting Average Champion (at least 3 surviving articles for every deletion)
• Home Run Derby (average rating for all articles > 30)

+ Notes from Site -1

Listed in the order in which they were created.

SCP-1633: My first SCP, and still my most popular, probably due to the simplicity of the idea. I'll be honest: "video game that plays you" isn't the most original concept out there, and I didn't try to do anything particularly new with it. I'm still not happy with the suicide note, but I think it needs to be there, to explain the role that Kr'th'nar plays in the game. On the other hand, I'm pretty proud of the recovery log.

Incidentally, I would love to have a "screenshot" from the game for the article. If there are any talented Photoshoppers out there who want to help, drop me a line! I imagine it would look like Marvel: Ultimate Alliance played in the Thief universe.

SCP-1304: Definitely the SCP I'm most proud of, mostly because I'm a big fan of metafiction and stories that explore the difference (or lack thereof) between fiction and reality. Earlier drafts had a longer list of the necessary elements of the ritual, but I figured it was superfluous. I had to be careful to make sure the Foundation couldn't take advantage of the ritual themselves, to make sure (as one commenter suggested) that they couldn't simply have someone write a story about The Super-Cool Guy Who Killed 682.

And yeah, it's a corny effect, but it's the first time I've done anything like that in a story. And if you don't know what I'm talking about, poke through the comments for a while.

SCP-1788: My greatest failure. Will elaborate later.

SCP-1258: My most divisive article yet, and (not coincidentally) one of my favorites. I know it comes awfully close to furry territory, but that's honestly not where I was going with it. A lot of people tried to guess the inspiration for this, but it's not Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles or Kung Fu Panda or anything like that. If you want to have the mystery spoiled for you, click this link. (SFW)

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