In summary:
SCP is a collaborative fiction project. It centers around the titular SCP Foundation, a secret organization that collects, studies, and hides anomalous items, organisms, locations, and phenomena. Most of the articles within it are papers that describe the object, how to contain it, its effects or abilities, and any supplementary material.
Damn, getting downvoted for answering a question? This really is just reddit by another name. (e: for the record, this was stuck on +0 -1 for several hours)
Downvotes are only disabled locally, but that also disables downvote federation for our communities. Basically the downvotes you see were from people on your instance, and to everyone on other instances they can’t see the downvotes so it seems like you’re complaining about nothing.
Do Not Be Taken Alive
What is SCP? These look like Gaunerzinken to me.
https://lemmy.world/c/scp Come visit the Lemmy community!
In summary: SCP is a collaborative fiction project. It centers around the titular SCP Foundation, a secret organization that collects, studies, and hides anomalous items, organisms, locations, and phenomena. Most of the articles within it are papers that describe the object, how to contain it, its effects or abilities, and any supplementary material.
A massive rabbit hole into an alternate reality.
Damn, getting downvoted for answering a question? This really is just reddit by another name. (e: for the record, this was stuck on +0 -1 for several hours)
Oh, that! (slaps forehead) I met this a few times but it never drew me in. Thanks, anyhow.
You’re being part of the problem
I don’t know what you’re talking about, it was on -1 for hours. Besides, doesn’t blåhaj disable downvotes?
Downvotes are only disabled locally, but that also disables downvote federation for our communities. Basically the downvotes you see were from people on your instance, and to everyone on other instances they can’t see the downvotes so it seems like you’re complaining about nothing.
🤷 Just saying
I don’t speak German, so I dunno what that is, but my first thought was the hobo code:
https://www.openculture.com/2018/08/hobo-code-introduction-hieroglyphic-language-early-1900s-train-hoppers.html
That’s pretty much what Gaunerzinken are (the actual symbols might differ though).