SCP mission early draft

Foundation Standardization Committee
Consensus-Publication               Foundation Standardization Committee
FYI: 0000                                               February 1, 1903
Intended status: Informational
Expires: February 1, 1904


                    SCP Foundation Mission Statement
                       draft-foundaion-mission-01

Abstract

   This document states the mission statement of the SCP Foundation, and
   specifies the parameters in which the SCP Foundation should operate
   under.

Status of this Memo

   This is a Foundation Consensus Publication Document.

   This document is a product of the Foundation Informational Management
   Committee (FIMC). It represents the consensus of the FIMC, and the
   consensus of the SCP Foundation as per the unanimous opinion of the
   overseeing council of the Foundation. It is to be pubilshed for
   informational, documentional and verificational purposes as per the
   unanimous opinion of the overseeing council of the Foundation.

   This document, any and all of its versions, and any and all other
   foundation consensus publication documents can be requested on the
   Foundation Intranet, subjected to arbitrary access restrictiion.

   This document must not be made available to personnels or entities
   without proper access and authorization as per the Veil Proticol.

   All foundation consensus publications are valid for a maximum period
   of one year, and must be reviewed and reapproved, modified, or
   retracted by their expiration. This version of the document expires
   on February 1, 1903.

Licensing Notice

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Table of Contents

   1.  Mission Statment  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   2
   2.  Definition of Realty  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   2
     2.1.  Maintaing Consensus of Reality  . . . . . . . . . . . . .   2
   3.  SCP object  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   3
   4.  Veil Protocol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   3
     4.1.  Implementation Details  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   3
   5.  Securing and Containment  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   4
   Author's Address  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .   4

1.  Mission Statment

   The SCP Foundation will maintain any and all aspects of reality.  It
   will subdue any and all threats to alter the known reality or any
   proportions thereof.  It will protect the human race and their
   current behaviours as it understands by all means necessary.

2.  Definition of Realty

   Reality is defined by the collection of true, objective, and
   permanant statements.

   Establishing and maintaining such a collection is of the uttermost
   priority of the SCP Foundation.  This collection, or this version of
   reality, shall be the consensus of reality.

   The reality must be managed and maintained in strict accordance to
   the consensus of reality.  Any deviations of reality from the
   consensus of reality must be corrected by any means possible.  This
   is of the uttermost priority of the SCP Foundation.

   Reality and the consensus of reality may be subject to change at any
   given time without warning.  Any such changes shall be documented and
   published in a Foundation Consensus Publication.

2.1.  Maintaing Consensus of Reality

   The integrity of reality and the consensus of reality must be
   maintained by all means necessary.

   At least three independent copies of the consensus of reality should
   be stored in at least three locations, in at least three different
   storage mediums.

   All copies of the consensus of reality should be verified at least
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   The consensus of reality should not be changed.  Any modification of
   the consensus of reality must require an unanimous vote by the
   overseeing countil of the SCP Foundation.

3.  SCP object

   Anomalies are objects, events, or statments that contradicts with the
   consensus of reality.

   Anomalous objects are objects that are anomalies, or are willing or
   capable of creating anomalies.

   All known instances of anomalous objects are to be documented,
   studies, and classified as an SCP object.

4.  Veil Protocol

   The knowledge of existance of anomalies may induce a change in human
   behaviours as we understand.  Therefore all knowledge of anomalies,
   SCP objects, objects or statements related to anomalies, including
   the SCP Foundation, and objects or statments related to thereof,
   should be suppressed.

   The suppression of these anomaly-related knowledge is the Veil
   Protocol.

   To enact the Veil Protocol efficiently, all SCP objects should be
   captured or secured, and removed or contained away from humans.
   Exposure of SCP objects to humans, physically, mentally,
   informationally, or through any other means, should be minimized.

   Materials or methods to revert informational exposure or to erase
   memories, titled amnestics, are to be developed and deployed in order
   to enact the Veil Protocol efficiently.

   Retracting the Veil Protocol must require an unanimous vote by the
   overseeing council of the SCP Foundation.

4.1.  Implementation Details

   This section discusses the situation where the Veil Protocol fails
   while still enacted.

   This indicates a significatant proportion of human have been exposed
   to or has knowledge of anomalies, and that current and foreseable
   efforts by the SCP Foundation to suppress these exposures and
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   As the Foundation fails to modify reality, the Foundation may modify
   the consensus of reality, in order to keep reality in strict
   accordance of the consensus of reality, as specified by the Ennui
   Protocol.  The SCP Foundation may enact the Ennui Protocol by an
   unanimous vote by the overseeing council of the Foundation.

5.  Securing and Containment

   Under the Veil Protocol, all SCP objects should be secured and
   contained by all means possible.

   Speicialized teams, titled Mobile Task Forces (MTF), are to be
   established with mission to secure and contain SCP objects.

   MTFs are to be speicialized in specific fields, topics, features, or
   properties of anomalies, or to be specilized in specific SCP objects,
   in order to increase efficiency in securing and containing SCP
   objects.

   Containment sites are to be established and maintained in various
   physical locations to contain SCP objects efficiently.  Containment
   sites should be convert and their existance must not negatively
   impact the implementation of the Veil Protocol.

Author's Address

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