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While other disciplinary methods (such as those described in "Black Box") have been somewhat effective methods of curbing unproductive D-Class behavior, they ultimately rely on external motivation. In other words, D-Class live by The Foundation's values to avoid disciplinary measures.
- What Hides Beneath: the Black and White of Blackboxing
It is one of the few uses of the box to build plausibility...
- What Hides Beneath: the Black and White of Blackboxing
It is one of the few uses of the box to build plausibility and suspense that still works, primarily for expediency. SCP-2231 uses the blackbox to remove personally identifying data (SSN & address) of someone that exists in "real life".
For the most part, no. It’s just a copy pasted filled in character box. There’s a couple of articles that use code to make it show stuff underneath when highlighted, but the only one that comes to mind is 2783.
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Overview of the SCP universe. The fictional setting centers around the findings and activities of the SCP Foundation: an international secret society consisting of a scientific research institution with a paramilitary intelligence agency to support their goals.
SCP-14768 is a black box that contains many things and can release dangerous entities. It is classified as Maksur and has special containment procedures and addendums.
Black boxes are small amount of information that's just censored- Names, dates, locations. [REDACTED] are larger chunks of information you don't have the clearance to see. [DATA EXPUNGED] is information that was wiped from the record entirely.
