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Interesting development over the SCP logo lawsuit.

The bottom line is that the Federal Antimonopoly Service (legislative body in Russia that deals with antitrust stuff) recognized that Andrey Duksin wasn't the rightful owner of the SCP name/logo, but also that he didn't break the law. He will technically retain the trademark to SCP. His page on VK retains its designation as "official". This isn't surprising, given Russia's dealings in trademarks.

Here are some quotes from the VK thread on it. There is a good amount of salt from Russian SCP fans in there.

Legal company "Hour of Justice"
Nov 11, 2020 at 3:55 pm
The final meeting of the SPb OFAS Russia was held to challenge the "SCP Foundation" trademark.

BRIEFLY: the trademark remained in the possession of Andrei Duksin, however, his actions to block Vkontakte publics were declared illegal.

As a reminder, Mr. Andrey Duksin, having registered this trademark and including elements originally distributed under a Creative Commons open license, subsequently made claims to a number of persons who sold souvenirs marked with these elements. We wrote more about this here: https://vk.com/@chaspravosud-chto-takoe-otkrytaya-lic ..

At about the same time, our company was approached by both the SCP Foundation management (administration of the Russian-language website) and Mr. A. Moroz, one of the entrepreneurs to whom Mr. Duksin made claims (and the only one to whom Mr. Duksin personally admitted), whose group in VK was blocked on his complaint. We decided to start the process by filing a complaint with the antimonopoly authorities regarding the violation of the law on the protection of competition by Mr. Duxin ( https://vk.com/@chaspravosud-fond-scp-vs-duksin-prome .. ). Before the start of the pandemic, we expected this to be the fastest option. Unfortunately, the proceedings lasted longer than the forecasted period.

During the consideration of the case, the federal antimonopoly body officially established the following significant facts:

1) the designation "The SCP Foundation was developed and created not by Mr. Duksin, but by third parties;

2) Mr. Duxin did not order the development of this designation from these persons;

3) these persons developed, created and used this designation not for subsequent transfer to Mr. Duksin."

The OFAS commission also pointed out that the actions of Mr. Duksin (attempts to close down publics and websites selling souvenir products on the subject of the Foundation) may be an independent act of unfair competition and lead to an unjustified monopoly on the use of this designation by him in relation to goods, works or services for which trademark legal protection does not apply.

The commission itself did not recognize the acquisition of the right to a trademark as a fact of unfair competition - at least in relation to Mr. Moroz. Nevertheless, we have achieved recognition that, if not the acquisition, then at least the use of the trademark by Mr. Duxin in the fight against the so-called "competitors" was illegal. It is very important.

We will continue to provide legal assistance to the administration of the Foundation within the framework of our obligations. The proceedings at the FAS are over, but this is obviously not the last stage of the work.
Andrey Duxin
I have said many times that I have not broken any laws. And the official executive bodies have confirmed this.

But you just like to fight against someone?) As gopniks, you attack one person in a crowd - exactly the one who most of all in the Russian Federation develops the Foundation's universe by absolutely legal methods
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I didn’t take anything from anyone. The site owners deliberately made me a villain and a villain who took something away from someone. But I did not take anything from anyone - I just issued papers that in no way limit the development of the Fund, but on the contrary - they allow it to develop to new horizons.

But who cares about this, if "the chief said that Andrey is an asshole," then Andrey is really an asshole. Ha)

Specialist - like a dog in the manger. Even if he does not know how to develop the Fund (because he lacks a number of skills for this), he will still try to drown those who "encroached on his power"
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And I deliberately deleted the video message [Duksin created a video promising he'd take down the trademark voluntarily before the lawsuit started]. Because I really wanted to meet you halfway and voluntarily cancel the trademark - that's why the video message was recorded. And then I got a huge amount of threats in PM against me, my family, my property, etc. I realized that I didn’t want to meet such people and gave up the idea of canceling the trademark - which, according to the law, I have every right
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Alexander, what was installed in the FAS and what Chasov wrote are generally different things. Or do you unconditionally believe the words of the defending loser lawyer?

world community recognized me as a villain solely because the Specialist wrote to the Anglics and they did not contact me and check his words. Why check if you can make money on crowdfunding by raising money to fight a Russian villain? And then the YouTubers replicated the "sensation" to have fun.

And the most cunning turned out to be Mr. Beatty, who also earned 160k dollars from this situation. I would not even be surprised if he did not share a cent of this amount with either the Specialist or Chusov.
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I repeat that the Antimonopoly Service stopped the proceedings, since the violations under Art. 14.4 (registration and use of the mark) did not find, but by 14.8 (other violations) - I followed the warning and unblocked the group that I asked for. Once again: I was not brought to justice, there are no signs of an administrative offense in my actions.

As for thinking about the CC license, my lawyer wrote quite a lot about it for the OFAS. Let's hope that the involved lawyer will post these documents - and I do not intend to additionally feed the community with news feeds
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The FAS admitted that I was not a monopolist and that my trademark was perfectly legal. And this will be a great argument to throw strikes for lies and slander on several third-rate YouTube channels) This week I will try to tackle this issue.
[To the lawyer on his VK account] Just say, "we fucked up." There was no need to trust you to protect the interests of the STSP. And now everything is fucked up. Duskin won and fas admits it
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Andrey, on the contrary, I was expecting exactly this. The fact that the Federal Antimonopoly Service has no competence in intellectual property follows almost from the name. There is another organ for this.
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Andrey, state the body recognized that you violated the law, and that the sign was not you invented, but the facts established by the state. authorities are usually accepted by the courts without additional evidence. The show is just beginning.
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Mr. Duksin, the road has been paved with good intentions and you know where, for the future, a little advice. If you decide to take the initiative - consult with the community, with the Fund administrators, after all, and do not use the imperfection of the copyright apparatus in the Russian Federation to put pressure on third-party publics, extortion of a percentage of income and give out your community (the arts are certainly beautiful, and the figures are not bad, mine homage) for the official SCP community, when it existed and still exists today.
Because from our side it only looks like parasitism on the Foundation universe for the sake of money, and nothing else, I say this, having comprehensively studied the problem. Don't be mean, have a nice day
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Andrey,
1) to block everyone and everything is NOT the development of the universe
2) appropriation of the signs of the fund and everything connected with it is NOT the development of the universe, and is NOT legal.
3) you personally did NOTHING for the development of the universe. To popularize it a little - I copied articles from the site and other people's (yes, under a free license) pictures and sold it all in a high-quality cover. Everything.
4) I repeat, appropriation of what is distributed under a free license is NOT legal
5) sat like a dog on hay, on a trademark, and prevent everyone from living in a row
6) Suck your ass
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ABNORMALLY LARGE AMOUNT OF SHIT IN THE ATMOSPHERE! COMRADES! BE CALM! HIDE THE SEAT DOORS AND WAIT FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS!
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Andrey, I don't even know who to be for ...

On the one hand, you really did not act according to your conscience and privatized the sign, which is distributed according to the principle of the public domain, you did it on communities and websites ... well, you know what you did ...

On the other hand, the registration of the mark is recognized as legal, which means that your conscience is clear (although this is a hole in the laws of the Russian Federation, you yourself have not violated anything). And since you are the owner of the mark, then you have the right to demand interest for it ...

Emotions exceed the rules, because all the people took up arms against you, so also a foreign fund, which, even if its arms are not long, but if they grab it ...

In general, I will remain an independent observer who wants to see a solid foundation in strong, reliable and, most importantly, honest hands. Perhaps they will be you, perhaps they will be the foundation itself. Good luck Mr. D. Good luck, SCP Foundation
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Denis, the Foundation should obviously not be ruled by a person for whom the main interest is not aesthetic, but material. [I'm sure the Russian branch is a much more innocent place. I wonder what these fans would think if they knew that the main branch is actually run by a bunch of self-righteous pedophiles for the express benefit of their ego and degeneracy.]
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everything is bad, you guys fucked up

SCP's GoFundMe page for this lawsuit hasn't updated since Oct 18th when they were bragging about a small victory, even though this court decision was given on Nov 11th, 10 days ago at this point, and the SCP staff gave the lawyer the okay to post the results to the Russian public ("My clients have instructed me to share the progress of the process here"). Seems like Beattie and the rest of SCP don't want to really spill the beans that they technically didn't win much. Copers claim that this case was just about the blocking of the VK groups, and that the actual trademark dispute will be a subsequent case.

Duksin is free to keep the trademark, and although he has unblocked most of the previous VK groups he shut down, some are still shut down and it remains to be seen how VK will interpret the court's ruling, so. From what the lawyer says, SCP intends to build on this with further litigation. Looks promising that this will drag out for years.
 
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Interesting development over the SCP logo lawsuit.

The bottom line is that the Federal Antimonopoly Service (legislative body in Russia that deals with antitrust stuff) recognized that Andrey Duksin wasn't the rightful owner of the SCP name/logo, but also that he didn't break the law. He will technically retain the trademark to SCP. His page on VK retains its designation as "official". This isn't surprising, given Russia's dealings in trademarks.

Here are some quotes from the VK thread on it. There is a good amount of salt from Russian SCP fans in there.

Legal company "Hour of Justice"
Nov 11, 2020 at 3:55 pm
The final meeting of the SPb OFAS Russia was held to challenge the "SCP Foundation" trademark.

BRIEFLY: the trademark remained in the possession of Andrei Duksin, however, his actions to block Vkontakte publics were declared illegal.

As a reminder, Mr. Andrey Duksin, having registered this trademark and including elements originally distributed under a Creative Commons open license, subsequently made claims to a number of persons who sold souvenirs marked with these elements. We wrote more about this here: https://vk.com/@chaspravosud-chto-takoe-otkrytaya-lic ..

At about the same time, our company was approached by both the SCP Foundation management (administration of the Russian-language website) and Mr. A. Moroz, one of the entrepreneurs to whom Mr. Duksin made claims (and the only one to whom Mr. Duksin personally admitted), whose group in VK was blocked on his complaint. We decided to start the process by filing a complaint with the antimonopoly authorities regarding the violation of the law on the protection of competition by Mr. Duxin ( https://vk.com/@chaspravosud-fond-scp-vs-duksin-prome .. ). Before the start of the pandemic, we expected this to be the fastest option. Unfortunately, the proceedings lasted longer than the forecasted period.

During the consideration of the case, the federal antimonopoly body officially established the following significant facts:

1) the designation "The SCP Foundation was developed and created not by Mr. Duksin, but by third parties;

2) Mr. Duxin did not order the development of this designation from these persons;

3) these persons developed, created and used this designation not for subsequent transfer to Mr. Duksin."

The OFAS commission also pointed out that the actions of Mr. Duksin (attempts to close down publics and websites selling souvenir products on the subject of the Foundation) may be an independent act of unfair competition and lead to an unjustified monopoly on the use of this designation by him in relation to goods, works or services for which trademark legal protection does not apply.

The commission itself did not recognize the acquisition of the right to a trademark as a fact of unfair competition - at least in relation to Mr. Moroz. Nevertheless, we have achieved recognition that, if not the acquisition, then at least the use of the trademark by Mr. Duxin in the fight against the so-called "competitors" was illegal. It is very important.

We will continue to provide legal assistance to the administration of the Foundation within the framework of our obligations. The proceedings at the FAS are over, but this is obviously not the last stage of the work.
Andrey Duxin
I have said many times that I have not broken any laws. And the official executive bodies have confirmed this.

But you just like to fight against someone?) As gopniks, you attack one person in a crowd - exactly the one who most of all in the Russian Federation develops the Foundation's universe by absolutely legal methods
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I didn’t take anything from anyone. The site owners deliberately made me a villain and a villain who took something away from someone. But I did not take anything from anyone - I just issued papers that in no way limit the development of the Fund, but on the contrary - they allow it to develop to new horizons.

But who cares about this, if "the chief said that Andrey is an asshole," then Andrey is really an asshole. Ha)

Specialist - like a dog in the manger. Even if he does not know how to develop the Fund (because he lacks a number of skills for this), he will still try to drown those who "encroached on his power"
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And I deliberately deleted the video message [Duksin created a video promising he'd take down the trademark voluntarily before the lawsuit started]. Because I really wanted to meet you halfway and voluntarily cancel the trademark - that's why the video message was recorded. And then I got a huge amount of threats in PM against me, my family, my property, etc. I realized that I didn’t want to meet such people and gave up the idea of canceling the trademark - which, according to the law, I have every right
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Alexander, what was installed in the FAS and what Chasov wrote are generally different things. Or do you unconditionally believe the words of the defending loser lawyer?

world community recognized me as a villain solely because the Specialist wrote to the Anglics and they did not contact me and check his words. Why check if you can make money on crowdfunding by raising money to fight a Russian villain? And then the YouTubers replicated the "sensation" to have fun.

And the most cunning turned out to be Mr. Beatty, who also earned 160k dollars from this situation. I would not even be surprised if he did not share a cent of this amount with either the Specialist or Chusov.
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I repeat that the Antimonopoly Service stopped the proceedings, since the violations under Art. 14.4 (registration and use of the mark) did not find, but by 14.8 (other violations) - I followed the warning and unblocked the group that I asked for. Once again: I was not brought to justice, there are no signs of an administrative offense in my actions.

As for thinking about the CC license, my lawyer wrote quite a lot about it for the OFAS. Let's hope that the involved lawyer will post these documents - and I do not intend to additionally feed the community with news feeds
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The FAS admitted that I was not a monopolist and that my trademark was perfectly legal. And this will be a great argument to throw strikes for lies and slander on several third-rate YouTube channels) This week I will try to tackle this issue.
[To the lawyer on his VK account] Just say, "we fucked up." There was no need to trust you to protect the interests of the STSP. And now everything is fucked up. Duskin won and fas admits it
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Andrey, on the contrary, I was expecting exactly this. The fact that the Federal Antimonopoly Service has no competence in intellectual property follows almost from the name. There is another organ for this.
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Andrey, state the body recognized that you violated the law, and that the sign was not you invented, but the facts established by the state. authorities are usually accepted by the courts without additional evidence. The show is just beginning.
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Mr. Duksin, the road has been paved with good intentions and you know where, for the future, a little advice. If you decide to take the initiative - consult with the community, with the Fund administrators, after all, and do not use the imperfection of the copyright apparatus in the Russian Federation to put pressure on third-party publics, extortion of a percentage of income and give out your community (the arts are certainly beautiful, and the figures are not bad, mine homage) for the official SCP community, when it existed and still exists today.
Because from our side it only looks like parasitism on the Foundation universe for the sake of money, and nothing else, I say this, having comprehensively studied the problem. Don't be mean, have a nice day
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Andrey,
1) to block everyone and everything is NOT the development of the universe
2) appropriation of the signs of the fund and everything connected with it is NOT the development of the universe, and is NOT legal.
3) you personally did NOTHING for the development of the universe. To popularize it a little - I copied articles from the site and other people's (yes, under a free license) pictures and sold it all in a high-quality cover. Everything.
4) I repeat, appropriation of what is distributed under a free license is NOT legal
5) sat like a dog on hay, on a trademark, and prevent everyone from living in a row
6) Suck your ass
-----
ABNORMALLY LARGE AMOUNT OF SHIT IN THE ATMOSPHERE! COMRADES! BE CALM! HIDE THE SEAT DOORS AND WAIT FOR FURTHER INSTRUCTIONS!
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Andrey, I don't even know who to be for ...

On the one hand, you really did not act according to your conscience and privatized the sign, which is distributed according to the principle of the public domain, you did it on communities and websites ... well, you know what you did ...

On the other hand, the registration of the mark is recognized as legal, which means that your conscience is clear (although this is a hole in the laws of the Russian Federation, you yourself have not violated anything). And since you are the owner of the mark, then you have the right to demand interest for it ...

Emotions exceed the rules, because all the people took up arms against you, so also a foreign fund, which, even if its arms are not long, but if they grab it ...

In general, I will remain an independent observer who wants to see a solid foundation in strong, reliable and, most importantly, honest hands. Perhaps they will be you, perhaps they will be the foundation itself. Good luck Mr. D. Good luck, SCP Foundation
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Denis, the Foundation should obviously not be ruled by a person for whom the main interest is not aesthetic, but material. [I'm sure the Russian branch is a much more innocent place. I wonder what these fans would think if they knew that the main branch is actually run by a bunch of self-righteous pedophiles for the express benefit of their ego and degeneracy.]
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everything is bad, you guys fucked up

SCP's GoFundMe page for this lawsuit hasn't updated since Oct 18th when they were bragging about a small victory, even though this court decision was given on Nov 11th, 10 days ago at this point, and the SCP staff gave the lawyer the okay to post the results to the Russian public ("My clients have instructed me to share the progress of the process here"). Seems like Beattie and the rest of SCP don't want to really spill the beans that they technically didn't win much. Copers claim that this case was just about the blocking of the VK groups, and that the actual trademark dispute will be a subsequent case.

Duksin is free to keep the trademark, and although he has unblocked most of the previous VK groups he shut down, some are still shut down and it remains to be seen how VK will interpret the court's ruling, so. From what the lawyer says, SCP intends to build on this with further litigation. Looks promising that this will drag out for years.

And even more mysteriously disappearing funds...
 
SCP's GoFundMe page for this lawsuit hasn't updated since Oct 18th when they were bragging about a small victory, even though this court decision was given on Nov 11th, 10 days ago at this point, and the SCP staff gave the lawyer the okay to post the results to the Russian public ("My clients have instructed me to share the progress of the process here"). Seems like Beattie and the rest of SCP don't want to really spill the beans that they technically didn't win much
They also take a longass time to do anything related to improving the site. They spend a lot of time and manpower micromanaging the userbase and barely any doing normal technical shit. Of the technical tasks, they prioritize the ones that help them keep on micromanaging (like the 'improvements' that Bluesoul apparently made to their IRC).

And even more mysteriously disappearing funds...
Maybe they should announce the semi-failure of the legal case with a proposal to use the remaining funds to hire actual web developers and start moving all those pages off Wikidot for real.
 
Maybe they should announce the semi-failure of the legal case with a proposal to use the remaining funds to hire actual web developers and start moving all those pages off Wikidot for real.
No, they can't do that! They just get volunteers to do the work on their shitty, never-to-be-finished, "Project Foundation"
 
In other, way less interesting news, staff have banned user Dr. Chandra for muh plagiarismz. Plot twist; in their outstanding integrity and consistency, they almost let the author get away with it because the person who was plagiarized didn’t want it to become a big deal.

And they’ve filled 3 pages of hyper-autistic, article-length meanderings about how another user, Cerastes, “plagiarized” because they wrote an article in someone else’s cannon, which by the way happens every day on the site repeatedly, & that no one has to get permission for or gets in trouble over. The reason why it was taken as treasonous this time is because it was a 001 proposal and it was by a lesser staffer who beat a senior, super staffer (DrMagnus who is a known bitch and tyrant, and who was in an extended leave on the site) to the compositional punch. Absolutely petty stuff. IMO, this is middle-school level larping over high-school level writing.

Staff members end up not even being sure what they are accusing the user of, and perpetual fuck-ups like taylor_itkin, and even THE MANN himself take back their premature, uninformed accusations of plagiarism. There is no better impression of a pinball machine. These ppl pilot the site by the way. People actually look up to these people.

What’s clear from it all is that A Random Day’s prior resignation was just for show and he is still actively on staff in both threads.
 
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In other, way less interesting news, staff have banned user Dr. Chandra for muh plagiarismz. Plot twist; in their outstanding integrity and consistency, they almost let the author get away with it because the person who was plagiarized didn’t want it to become a big deal.
Just to add to this here's the TL;DR of how the incident went down.


>Chandra brainstorms an article with another user who goes by the name of PeppersGhost
>PG writes a draft of said article
>PG ends up leaving the site for an extended period of time.
>Chandra continues to work on the draft and ends up posting it in PG's absence (even though he didn't give Chandra permission to do so)
>Chandra even admits that they worked on and posted the article without PG's permission
>PG realizes this and goes to staff accusing Chandra of plagiarizing the article (and also of plagiarizing a GoI format, which as far as I know, PG never worked on)
>Chandra gets banned


The article (and GoI format) in question.

At least that's how I remember it, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.
 
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Sorry for the double post (and being late), but staff perma'd a Japanese user over posting nude fanart of the old SCP-166.


Which is fucking hilarious given what we know about staff's hidden skeletons.

Speaking of which, from what I've seen the international SCP branches seem to be far less pozzed than the main one. And the articles tend to feel like the classic Series 1 articles with their affects and shortness, and even the longer ones still manage to be interesting without being bogged down by stupid narratives.


So far my favorite branches have to be the Japanese, Russian, and French ones.
 
Sorry for the double post (and being late), but staff perma'd a Japanese user over posting nude fanart of the old SCP-166.


Which is fucking hilarious given what we know about staff's hidden skeletons.

Speaking of which, from what I've seen the international SCP branches seem to be far less pozzed than the main one. And the the articles tend to feel like the classic Series 1 articles with their affects and shortness, and even the longer ones still manage to be interesting without being bogged down by stupid narratives.


So far my favorite branches have to be the Japanese, Russian, and French ones.

Hell I've heard that the Japanese light novel is actually decent.
 
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What’s clear from it all is that A Random Day’s prior resignation was just for show and he is still actively on staff in both threads.
A Random Day has also been in their staff chat and other chats as a "staff member" despite being off staff. Seems as though everything he does is a fake out.


Sorry for the double post (and being late), but staff perma'd a Japanese user over posting nude fanart of the old SCP-166.


Which is fucking hilarious given what we know about staff's hidden skeletons.
What do you expect from a group of hypocrites?
 
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A Random Day has also been in their staff chat and other chats as a "staff member" despite being off staff.
They also did this with Kaktus when he left staff, at least for the first year or two IIRC. They sometimes grandfather in former staff who are still friends with them, despite their obsession with policies defining who is or isn't staff.

>PG realizes this and goes to staff accusing Chandra of plagiarizing the article (and also of plagiarizing a GoI format, which as far as I know, PG never worked on)
I think Peppersghost had ended up regretting this and had apologized to Chandra, though I can't remember where I saw that info and I can't find it by searching on 05, so I may be misremembering. It's easy to overreact about your writing in that community once you start to care too much.
 
Sorry for the double post (and being late), but staff perma'd a Japanese user over posting nude fanart of the old SCP-166.


Which is fucking hilarious given what we know about staff's hidden skeletons.

Speaking of which, from what I've seen the international SCP branches seem to be far less pozzed than the main one. And the articles tend to feel like the classic Series 1 articles with their affects and shortness, and even the longer ones still manage to be interesting without being bogged down by stupid narratives.


So far my favorite branches have to be the Japanese, Russian, and French ones.
Honestly, we need to see the drawing rather than just hear about it. With people like this, it’s hard to tell when something really is “blatantly underage” and when its just social justice types being puritanical.
 
Honestly, we need to see the drawing rather than just hear about it. With people like this, it’s hard to tell when something really is “blatantly underage” and when its just social justice types being puritanical.

Disagreeing. I don’t like or trust SCP staff in the slightest but at this point I feel it’s best to be careful. I’m not about to compare drawings to real child abuse but finding porn on Tumblr and similar websites was how several of us eventually made our way to the sexual side of the main community, myself included. Until the rest of the old perverts get kicked out for good or leave on their own, it’s probably for the best that explicit content is kept to a minimum, especially if it depicts a minor. Also, as fun as it may be to dunk on these people, I’d prefer that perverts get banned. They’ll never have the balls to be honest about Dr. Bright but I’ll accept smaller victories if it means we never get a second Duckman.
 
Disagreeing. I don’t like or trust SCP staff in the slightest but at this point I feel it’s best to be careful. I’m not about to compare drawings to real child abuse but finding porn on Tumblr and similar websites was how several of us eventually made our way to the sexual side of the main community, myself included. Until the rest of the old perverts get kicked out for good or leave on their own, it’s probably for the best that explicit content is kept to a minimum, especially if it depicts a minor. Also, as fun as it may be to dunk on these people, I’d prefer that perverts get banned. They’ll never have the balls to be honest about Dr. Bright but I’ll accept smaller victories if it means we never get a second Duckman.
Yeah, because a nude drawing of a fictional teenager is totally on par with a grown man having ERP sessions with a RL one.

And to further prove my point here's what I'm certain is the offending artwork itself.

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Yes, they really thought that this was worth banning someone over.
 
I guess coincidentally to our breaking of the news, Beattie updated the SCP GoFundMe page yesterday:

Hello everyone, apologies for the delay in posting an update after the violation details were made public on the tenth, but the results were more complex than anticipated and some aspects were not revealed to us until today.

The Russian Federal Antimonopoly Service has ruled that Duksin violated Fair Competition laws by using the trademark against Russian social media groups and content creators. One content creator in particular was deemed to be owed unspecified monetary damages from the losses Duksin's actions caused them.

In addition, the committee has officially stated the following:
1. The SCP Foundation name and logo were created by parties other than Duksin.
2. Duksin did not commission their creation.
3. The parties which created the SCP Foundation name and logo did not transfer their rights to Duksin nor did they ever intend to do so.
4. The actions taken by Duksin may be an act of unfair competition in and of themselves, and could lead to an illegitimate monopoly due to using said trademark towards wares, works, and services not protected by said trademark.

The committee chose not to rule on whether or not the registration of the trademark was legal, as Russia is a first-to-file country meaning the barrier for their particular jurisdiction to overturn the mark is very high. It was our hope that FAS would decide to do so, as it would have been significantly faster than an intellectual property lawsuit, but the ruling is still a victory as it has established multiple pieces of evidence we will use in a copyright infringement lawsuit we have been preparing against Duksin. This will not be a quick process sadly, with Covid, language barriers, multiple national legal jurisdictions, and the peculiarities of the case all slowing things down.

That being said, the SCP Foundation Wiki, SCP-RU, and our legal representation are all committed to seeing the case through. With the facts and rulings we've established via the Federal Antimonopoly Service, the support of our legal counsel and the creators of the SCP Intellectual Property, and the blatant disregard Duksin has shown to IP law we will win the lawsuit. As always, thank you to everyone who made this possible, and we hope you are staying safe.

They clearly didn’t want to say it directly, but the gist of this is that Duksin is going to retain the official trademark, right or wrong, for a long time.
 
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its not even played as porn, her nudity is intended to add a somber mood to the piece, it being conveniently censored by her hair, her bruises, and her eye bags also adds to it- which is what the SCP is about. The fuck are they smoking? Did they never see old classical artwork that does the same thing?
And I'm positive that the pre-rewrite article even says that she can't wear clothes because it hurts her skin, so it's not even like it's nudity-for-nudity's sake.
 
And I'm positive that the pre-rewrite article even says that she can't wear clothes because it hurts her skin, so it's not even like it's nudity-for-nudity's sake.
Her containment procedures/living accommodations explicitly say that even light clothing causes her to develop bedsores and that she must be provided ultra-fine cotton bedding to provide acceptable sleeping conditions. Call it a flimsy excuse to have 166 be nude, but it fits her lore as a succubus, and it’s treated rather respectfully by noting that she generally suffers from sensitivity issues such as asthma alongside the skin issue.
 
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