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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/gamers-against-weed-hub Gamers Against Weed]], a GOI created in 2016 and centred on "ironically quirky millennial" characters, is controversial for several reasons. Some people think this is what Are We Cool Yet? should have been, another camp thinks that they're lukewarm ripoffs of AWCY? while a 3rd camp is concerned that this can be used as an avenue to have forced memes pushed onto the site and finally there are people who just ignore it because they think it's too silly.

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** [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/gamers-against-weed-hub Gamers Against Weed]], a GOI created in 2016 and centred on "ironically quirky millennial" characters, is controversial for several reasons. Some people think this is what Are We Cool Yet? should have been, another camp thinks that they're lukewarm ripoffs of AWCY? while a 3rd camp is concerned that this can be used as an avenue to have forced memes pushed onto the site and finally there are people who just ignore it because they think it's too silly. A 4th camp, however, just finds them plain annoying and feels like they don't particularly fit with the Foundation Universe, especially with how forced they are with Millennial politics and Stoner culture.
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* The Chinese branch's gods and the Alpha Foundation fall into this for related reasons -- namely, the part where they allegedly have control over all narratives and can even manipulate or harm the authors. Either they're an interesting spin on pataphysics that takes a more cosmological approach to the subject, or a pissing contest against the other branches in terms of raw power that has irreparably poisoned the well for off-site discussion of the franchise as a whole. Not helping matters is that information on them sans SCP-CN-2510/Metanormalcy is limited to machine translation, likely distorting any messaging or symbolism present in their respective articles, and even CN-2510 openly contradicts the intent of the EN branch's SCP-2165 (where the whole point of the article is that [[NothingIsScarier it is never stated what makes it irredeemable]]) by defining it as [[DoingInTheWizard a mere weapon]] for a GreaterScopeVillain.
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* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2212 SCP-2137]] was highly rated when it was first posted, due in no small part to the fact that it was written by screenwriter and director Creator/MaxLandis; however, it's fallen out of favor since then, partly due to the fact that Landis had several credible allegations of sexual misconduct come out against him, which resulted in staff electing to ban him... a ban which he then circumvented due to a loophole in the Site's rules, allowing edits to be made to the article years after his ban. Several comments have since popped up pointing out how it doesn't make sense that the ghost of Music/TupacShakur would ''help'' the police, as his murder has been unsolved for decades, and 'Fuck the Police' is such a common sentiment among rappers that it is literally the title of one of Music/{{NWA}}'s most famous songs.

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* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2212 com/scp-2137 SCP-2137]] was highly rated when it was first posted, due in no small part to the fact that it was written by screenwriter and director Creator/MaxLandis; however, it's fallen out of favor since then, partly due to the fact that Landis had several credible allegations of sexual misconduct come out against him, which resulted in staff electing to ban him... a ban which he then circumvented due to a loophole in the Site's rules, allowing edits to be made to the article years after his ban. Several comments have since popped up pointing out how it doesn't make sense that the ghost of Music/TupacShakur would ''help'' the police, as his murder has been unsolved for decades, and 'Fuck the Police' is such a common sentiment among rappers that it is literally the title of one of Music/{{NWA}}'s most famous songs.
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* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2212 SCP-2137]] was highly rated when it was first posted, due in no small part to the fact that it was written by screenwriter and director Creator/MaxLandis; however, it's fallen out of favor since then, partly due to the fact that Landis had several credible allegations of sexual misconduct come out against him, which resulted in staff electing to ban him... a ban which he then circumvented due to a loophole in the Site's rules, allowing edits to be made to the article years after his ban. Several comments have since popped up pointing out how it doesn't make sense that the ghost of Music/Tupac would ''help'' the police, as his murder has been unsolved for decades, and 'Fuck the Police' is such a common sentiment among rappers that it is literally the title of one of Music/{{NWA}}'s most famous songs.

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* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2212 SCP-2137]] was highly rated when it was first posted, due in no small part to the fact that it was written by screenwriter and director Creator/MaxLandis; however, it's fallen out of favor since then, partly due to the fact that Landis had several credible allegations of sexual misconduct come out against him, which resulted in staff electing to ban him... a ban which he then circumvented due to a loophole in the Site's rules, allowing edits to be made to the article years after his ban. Several comments have since popped up pointing out how it doesn't make sense that the ghost of Music/Tupac Music/TupacShakur would ''help'' the police, as his murder has been unsolved for decades, and 'Fuck the Police' is such a common sentiment among rappers that it is literally the title of one of Music/{{NWA}}'s most famous songs.
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* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2212 SCP-2137]] was highly rated when it was first posted, due in no small part to the fact that it was written by screenwriter and director Creator/MaxLandis; however, it's fallen out of favor since then, partly due to the fact that Landis had several credible allegations of sexual misconduct come out against him, which resulted in staff electing to ban him... a ban which he then circumvented due to a loophole in the Site's rules. Several comments have since popped up pointing out how it doesn't make sense that the ghost of Music/Tupac would ''help'' the police, as his murder has been unsolved for decades, and 'Fuck the Police' is such a common sentiment among rappers that it is literally the title of one of Music/{{NWA}}'s most famous songs.

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* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2212 SCP-2137]] was highly rated when it was first posted, due in no small part to the fact that it was written by screenwriter and director Creator/MaxLandis; however, it's fallen out of favor since then, partly due to the fact that Landis had several credible allegations of sexual misconduct come out against him, which resulted in staff electing to ban him... a ban which he then circumvented due to a loophole in the Site's rules.rules, allowing edits to be made to the article years after his ban. Several comments have since popped up pointing out how it doesn't make sense that the ghost of Music/Tupac would ''help'' the police, as his murder has been unsolved for decades, and 'Fuck the Police' is such a common sentiment among rappers that it is literally the title of one of Music/{{NWA}}'s most famous songs.
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* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2212 SCP-2137]] was highly rated when it was first posted, due in no small part to the fact that it was written by screenwriter and director Creator/MaxLandis; however, it's fallen out of favor since then, partly due to the fact that Landis had several credible allegations of sexual misconduct come out against him, which resulted in staff electing to ban him... a ban which he then circumvented due to a loophole in the Site's rules. Several comments have since popped up pointing out how it doesn't make sense that the ghost of Music/Tupac would ''help'' the police, as his murder has been unsolved for decades, and 'Fuck the Police' is such a common sentiment among rappers that it is literally the title of one of Music/{{NWA}}'s most famous songs.
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* [[https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-2212 SCP-2212]], to some, is a clever article whose use of puzzles is a precursor to other interactive articles that have popped up on the site. Its detractors are quick to call it overly obtuse and point out that it was technically never finished, and has been in this unfinished state for almost a decade at this point. The fact that it was marred by technical issues that made it not work on Chromium browsers for over a year doesn't help matters either.
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* The former version of SCP-4911 was based on an anomalous event occurring during the September 11th, 2001 terrorist attacks at the World Trade Center. While it was lauded on release, a few vocal critics blasted it as exploiting the tragedy and being insensitive towards those who actually died. It was taken down and replaced with a new SCP with similar thematic components, because the author was 'sick of dealing with it'.

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