Col_Cat228 wrote:

Okay. It's like this:

Would it firghten a 5-years-ols? If yes, it'll get NFE

Would it frighten a 9-years-old? Taken down

I'm 9 and SCPs don't really frighten me….They seem interesting……….

I tried to search up some of the SCPs mentioned on this thread (I'm not an expert) but mistyped a number and ended up on the page of one of the most notoriously horrifying ones. If that happened to a sensitive kid…

Anyways, mentioning SCPs, even the the SCPs themselves are nonviolent and not scary, might make kids curious, which may lead to them finding more disturbing ones. I suppose this would be similar to the FNAF policy, but most kids have already heard of that, and a quick search won't generate nearly as disturbing results. Does Scratch take responsibility for kids choosing to search something up on their own, if it's not a direct link from a project? Do the parents take responsibility for that? Do the kids? Huh.

Erm…I think the SCP policy will become like the FnAF policy, they are both equally scary to young children.

Basic88 wrote:

Erm…I think the SCP policy will become like the FnAF policy, they are both equally scary to young children.

Not really.

*posts 999*

ResExsention wrote:

Basic88 wrote:

Erm…I think the SCP policy will become like the FnAF policy, they are both equally scary to young children.

Not really.

*posts 999*

Search up SCP 999 and what it does, I think it's good.

yeah, i dont think that scp will scare any kids or anything