#collaborative media

Gable: Dref can be kind of hard to work with.

SCP community, the following is an announcement regarding an ongoing licensing violation that has grown in scope to the point that public awareness is important. A Russian man named Andrey Duksin has abused lax standards at Rospatent (Russian Federal Service for Intellectual Property) to trademark the SCP Foundation name and logo within the Russian Federation and it’s associated Eurasian Customs Union countries (at the moment of writing – Kazakhstan, Russia, Belarus, Armenia and Kyrgyzstan). He has since used said trademark as a method of threatening, extorting, and shutting down other Russian SCP content creators. He has also committed several acts of copyright infringement (which is separate but related to trademark rights) by selling copies of SCP article texts and art explicitly derivative of SCP Foundation stories without releasing either under CC-BY-SA. I want to make clear to all reading that this man is not a threat to SCP Foundation content creators outside of Russia and the EACU states above, and that what he has done is both illegal within Russia and so brazen as to be impossible almost anywhere else in the world

Gable: Are you the big spoon or the little spoon?

Margaret: What's your biggest weakness?

Jonnit: I feel dizzy Travis.

Jonnit: Why did you give Minnie a knife?

Traveler Kwan: How do you guys get anything done if all you ever do is argue with each other?