Disciplinary - DrStrast

Summary:

Wildly inappropriate content

Disciplinary - DrStrast

MalyceGraves 21 Nov 2020 03:59

DrStrast (W: 242d| S: ?d) has received a permanent ban from the site for wildly inappropriate content posted in their sandbox and elsewhere.

+ Log (CW: Sexual content)

A limited example of this content from their sandbox:

15 non anomalous human children, designated scp-XXXX-2, between the ages of 4-7 are to be retrieved from orphanages…
Proceure-453 consists of sexually torturing SCP-XXXX-2, generally using…

From elsewhere:

This would be the SCP foundation, but morally corrupt instead of morally grey. Class D are raped if not complying and killed at the end of the month…

The extent of this content will not be replicated here as it somehow got worse.

This user has been permanently banned. Admin revoked and banned, I sent the following PM:

Your membership with the SCP-Wiki has been revoked and you have been permanently banned for posting content that is wildly inappropriate for the site.

MalyceGraves
SCP-Wiki Disciplinary Committee

Last edited on 21 Nov 2020 04:01 by MalyceGraves Show more

Re: Disciplinary - DrStrast

MalyceGraves 16 Dec 2020 19:10

Noting that I received a reply to my PM:

I honestly don’t know what I’m being punished for, if this is about that one SCP I wrote for the sandbox wiki, that was supposed to be disturbing, and show what lengths the foundation will go to in order to follow their goals.

I responded with:

If you cannot understand that what you wrote was highly inappropriate for the SCP Wiki or just inappropriate in general, then the decision to permanently remove you from the site remains the correct one.

Attempting to justify gratuitously disturbing shock horror by trying to utilize the Foundation's dedication to achieving their goals makes it abundantly clear that you have no intention to provide a positive contribution to the site or to the community it serves.

It is not my job to educate you on what "wildly inappropriate content" specifies, as that should be utterly obvious.

The ban remains permanent.