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It will take at least a decade.Really? I'd expect it to take only 6-24 months.
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It will take at least a decade.Really? I'd expect it to take only 6-24 months.
This isn't really relevant. SCP borders on uncontrollable for the wiki, with multiple members having contributed to it or aspiring to do so. Contamination is not only a possibility, but a likelihood. The same goes doubly for the Backrooms given it lacks even the quality control of SCP.Everyone says SCP is on thin ice but when was the last time anyone actually made a thread to get rid of it?
Why isn't it?This isn't really relevant. SCP borders on uncontrollable for the wiki, with multiple members having contributed to it or aspiring to do so. Contamination is not only a possibility, but a likelihood. The same goes doubly for the Backrooms given it lacks even the quality control of SCP.
Still, this isn't a discussion of SCP, so I suppose I will leave it at that.
wikidot already the most popular afaik. The most “rated” wikidot page has 11x more votes then the most popular rated Liminal archives, and wikidot having 10x more members on their discord.I still have the same view as before; I'd like to wait until one Backrooms canon becomes clearly more popular than the others for an extended period of time, and just index that one.
Yeah this is fine.wikidot already the most popular afaik. The most “rated” wikidot page has 11x more votes then the most popular rated Liminal archives, and wikidot having 10x more members on their discord.
Honestly if it means this can be closed quicker id be fine with just wikidot, with the pages not being scaled to other pages unless explicity interconnected and with no cross scaling to other websites or canons. Would that be fine?
I mean....what's the original canon?That doesn't quite establish whether the wikidot, any YouTube series, any video game, etc. gets indexed. But that is useful info nonetheless.
And idk if the scaling rules need to be that harsh, just an original canon/extended canon split like with SCP should be fine.
And speaking of SCP, I feel the need to point out that we don't index fan-made SCP video games, regardless of notability, due to them being seen as fan content. Unless it's a video game directly linked to by an article/canon hub with a sufficiently safe rating on wikidot itself. That sort of precedent informs my approach to the Backrooms here.
I mean, it's like an unwritten rule on the wiki yeah? The only time it happened was The Player from SCP Containment Breach which were moved to FC/OC wiki later.That doesn't quite establish whether the wikidot, any YouTube series, any video game, etc. gets indexed. But that is useful info nonetheless.
And idk if the scaling rules need to be that harsh, just an original canon/extended canon split like with SCP should be fine.
And speaking of SCP, I feel the need to point out that we don't index fan-made SCP video games, regardless of notability, due to them being seen as fan content. Unless it's a video game directly linked to by an article/canon hub with a sufficiently safe rating on wikidot itself. That sort of precedent informs my approach to the Backrooms here.
Aye, but that involved some discussion.I mean, it's like an unwritten rule on the wiki yeah? The only time it happened was The Player from SCP Containment Breach which were moved to FC/OC wiki later.
I personally agree with Bambu, but it isn't just up to us to decide.This isn't really relevant. SCP borders on uncontrollable for the wiki, with multiple members having contributed to it or aspiring to do so. Contamination is not only a possibility, but a likelihood. The same goes doubly for the Backrooms given it lacks even the quality control of SCP.
I agree we should move on, however it is a relevant precedent to mention- it's just that conversation has drifted to focusing on that precedent rather than referencing it.Can we stop with the SCP talk now, just uneeded fluff and a timewaster.
Why would you call Kane Pixels fanmade it is a internet verse.Kane pixels is more Fanmade than liminal archives and Wikidot. It'll be the least likely to be accepted excluding fandom.
I see.We need a serious talk about the term "fanmade". Just because it's made by random people on the internet, it doesn't mean it's fanmade.
To be fanmade it has to derive from something someone else made, and last I checked, Backrooms was made as a completely original idea that was adopted by the public.
I have absolutely no idea why this is still going. We have profiles for Slenderman and Jeff the Killer in separate canons made by different people. Why do we not just make profiles based on the main sources for Backrooms? At the very least, nothing stops the creation of profiles for Kane Pixels since we have profiles for Monument Mythos and The Mandela Catalogue.
What's an internet verse?Why would you call Kane Pixels fanmade it is a internet verse.
So wouldn't wikidot and liminal archives count as such?A verse whose published form is just a website, like SCP, and technically stuff "exclusive" to places like YouTube or Netflix
That's not the point of contention here. The point is what counts as "main" canon. And I think that's kind of dumb because can't we just split the canons up based on where they come from?So wouldn't wikidot and liminal archives count as such?
"Some" People didn't like that idea.That's not the point of contention here. The point is what counts as "main" canon. And I think that's kind of dumb because can't we just split the canons up based on where they come from?
Having multiple canons never stopped people from making Slenderman profiles.
We need a serious talk about the term "fanmade". Just because it's made by random people on the internet, it doesn't mean it's fanmade.
To be fanmade it has to derive from something someone else made, and last I checked, Backrooms was made as a completely original idea that was adopted by the public.
I have absolutely no idea why this is still going. We have profiles for Slenderman and Jeff the Killer in separate canons made by different people. Why do we not just make profiles based on the main sources for Backrooms? At the very least, nothing stops the creation of profiles for Kane Pixels since we have profiles for Monument Mythos and The Mandela Catalogue.
Okay. I suppose that the pages can probably be created in lack of better options then, if they are sufficiently notable/popular and reliable scaling can be done.That's not the point of contention here. The point is what counts as "main" canon. And I think that's kind of dumb because can't we just split the canons up based on where they come from?
Having multiple canons never stopped people from making Slenderman profiles.
I see. I had been told that the Backrooms in general does have a rather open canon, able to be contributed to by anyone, similar to SCP but sans the rating system. My concern would be with that. For video series or what have you by individual groups or authors (a la Marble Hornets), I'd be perfectly fine with 'em.@Bambu I believe the Slenderman etc. comparison was brought up when discussing whether to allow self-contained Backrooms things, such as the YouTube series by Kane Pixels.
I brought up that for SCP we don't allow other self-contained things, as the wiki is the main canon and anything else is fan content. Jeff the Killer was brought up in response to that.
So is wikidot backrooms allowed?I see. I had been told that the Backrooms in general does have a rather open canon, able to be contributed to by anyone, similar to SCP but sans the rating system. My concern would be with that. For video series or what have you by individual groups or authors (a la Marble Hornets), I'd be perfectly fine with 'em.
Oof, then the 10+ backrooms profile will remain as blogs then.I would say no, but that is my opinion and based purely on my admittedly limited knowledge of it.
So they have canon followed by a lot more branches of canon which could fall under the category of extended canon.Nevermind, there are indeed separate canons. It still seems like some entities and levels stay present between them.
Easier to index.So is this verse more or less reliable and relevant to index than SCP for example?