International Branches Hub

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The International Branches hub contains lists of translated SCP articles, tales and other articles from all the different branches.



Although the SCP Foundation has had numerous national branches for decades and even centuries, little is known about them and the SCPs they secure, contain and protect. While every local employee of each branch knows how lots of SCPs from the mother-Foundation are contained, the lack of knowledge of the SCPs each branch contains is not only a major security risk, it prevents the branches from effectively working together. With this in mind, the International Translation Archive of the SCP Foundation was founded. A storage for translations into English to easily be accessed by English-speakers and to be translated into other languages. For matters of security, information, and collaboration. —Dr. ████

The translations from international branches were originally posted on the International Translation Archive of the SCP-Foundation, a site where authors and users of the branches translate their content to English, to make it available for users all over the world, and for translations to other languages. The pages in this hub have been double-checked by the Archive's Review Team, and have been selected by the Archives staff to be shown here, and are extended over time. The links in this hub each lead to a page embedding the page from the Archive, so you see the Archive's original, but your rating and comments remain on this wiki.

When reading, rating and commenting these pages, please keep in mind that some of the branches have own backgrounds and a different view of the Foundation, so their writing style and the head-canon of the authors may vary strongly from what you are used to on this site, and may appear exotic. However, feedback and pointing out spelling mistakes is appreciated.