This is a mirror for the rules of the Official SCP Discord Server on 05command for accessibility purposes.
General Discord Rules
1. Don’t disrespect others.
1a. Do not engage in racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, or other forms of bigotry. Ironic bigotry is still considered bigotry.
1b. Do not engage in otherwise rude, hostile, or edgy behavior. This includes gossiping about or insulting other users, including banned users, alongside mocking new users or coldposts.
1c. Do not misgender or degender other users, and do not use joke pronouns in your server profile. This server does not allow anything other than pronouns in your server profile’s pronoun section.
1d. Do not continue discussing a topic if another user is being made uncomfortable or if moderation has asked you to stop.
2. Don’t be disruptive.
2a. Do not consistently or maliciously derail conversations.
2b. Do not “bait” other users, i.e. do not attempt to make users incriminate themselves. If you believe a user may be committing a rule violation, report them to moderation.
2c. Do not vent in an explosive or emotionally charged manner. Moderators are not trained for trauma or crisis response, and while we are sometimes able to point you towards appropriate resources, we will not act as councilors or therapists.
2d. Do not break Discord’s TOS.
3. Don’t violate our minimum age requirement.
The server’s minimum age requirement is currently undergoing a transitional period. As of 01/01/26, the minimum age requirement is 17. As of 01/01/27, the minimum age for new users will be 18. Users who were admitted into the server before the age limit was raised are permitted to stay; new users below the age limit are not.
3a. Users are expected to behave according to the server’s maturity standard, i.e. what can be reasonably expected by our minimum age requirement. Moderators reserve the right to ban if we believe a user to be lying about their age or if their behavior constitutes disruptive immaturity.
4. Don’t spam.
4a. Do not send repetitive, low-effort messages in rapid succession in any channel.
4b. Do not spam users in channels or DMs with server invites, advertisements, or other unwelcome behavior.
4c. Do not use the channels inappropriately. Channel topics will state what a channel is for.
4d. Do not post Google Doc links anywhere inserver. Keep all writing-related matters to Deer College, including sandbox links.
5. Don’t roleplay or impersonate others, real or fictional.
5a. Do not speak in-character as an animal or fictional character.
5b. Do not use roleplay names like “SCP-XXX” or “O-5 Command.”
5c. Do not set your server nickname to that of another user, author, or moderator. This includes individuals who are not in the server.
6. Don’t post NSFW or harmful content.
6a. Do not expose other users to potential triggers without properly tagging them. Respectful discussions involving sensitive or explicit topics must be spoilered and tagged (surround your text with two sets of ||, or encase links in triangle brackets like <this>, and tag by briefly explaining what is behind the spoilers). The password is: I will follow the rules. These discussions are permitted at moderator discretion, and may be stopordered at any time.
6b. Do not post images containing flashing lights or potentially triggering content without properly spoilering and tagging them.
6c. Do not post AI-generated content anywhere inserver.
7. Server Moderators and Captains have the final say on all moderative action.
7a. Do not continue a discussion after it has been stopordered.
7b. Do not attempt to minimod, backseat moderate, or handle situations on your own. If you see a situation unfolding or have concerns about another user, use the commands below to report your concerns to moderation.
How to Report
Mods rely on user reports to catch and respond to rule violations. All reports are kept confidential between moderators, captains, and the admins able to view the private moderation channel.
If you have a report to make about a moderator’s behavior, DM a server captain. They will review the report and forward your concerns to the SCP Wiki’s Disciplinary team if necessary. If you have a report to make about non-moderators, including staff, use one of the methods below:
The /reportmessage command sends all moderators a report regarding a specific message without pinging them. You will need to include the message’s ID in the command, which can be found via clicking the “More” button (the three dots on a message). This command can also be accessed via clicking the “More” button, going to the “Apps” tab, and clicking the “report message” function under “Mnemosyne.aic.” You are able to explain why you reported a message when making a report.
Users will never be penalized for using /reportmessage liberally, so long as they are making genuine reports. This option is best for situations that don’t require a mod’s immediate attention. Such examples include, but are not limited to:
- A normal message sent by a user with joke pronouns
- Line-toeing
- Plugging rules violations
The /callmod command sends all moderators a report regarding a channel or user via pinging them. You are able to describe the problem at hand when using /callmod, just like with /reportmessage. The same effect can be achieved via the @ModPing ping. Do not ping specific moderators.
This option should be reserved for situations you’re certain are emergencies, but users will still never be penalized for making genuine reports. This option is best reserved for urgent situations that require moderation’s immediate attention. Such examples include, but are not limited to:
- Malicious spam or raids
- Blatant trolling
- Bigotry
- Slur use
You'll be able to get roles upon entering the server. Thanks for reading the rules!
PluralKit Rules
The server uses PluralKit, an accessibility bot for people with plurality or Disassociative Identity Disorder/OSDD to express their alters without needing to switch accounts or change nicknames. If you see a user with a [BOT] or [APP] tag next to their name, this is an alter using PluralKit, not a bot. Harassing users over the “bot” tag is a Rule 1 violation.
Specific PluralKit rules include:
1. All PluralKit users are still subject to the standard server rules.
Do not roleplay via PluralKit, or use the bot to bypass blocks. You must still listen to all moderator orders, including if a moderator asks you to change an alter’s server-side username and/or profile picture, given they violate our rules.
2. Have a clear ID in your alter’s names.
This must be clearly identifiable, rather than an abstract ID. For instance, a Discord account named “MushroomManMoon” should use [mushroom], rather than 🍄👨🌙. You can use the `pk;system servertag` command to change the tag per-server.
3. Do not use SCP fictives inserver.
Due to the potential for an author to interact with a fictive they created, alongside the plausible deniability SCP fictives provide roleplayers, we unfortunately cannot allow SCP fictives. Systems with SCP fictives in them are still welcome to remain inserver as long as the SCP fictive does not interact with the server.