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If everything is canon, nothing is canon. There is no legitimate canon from a general perspective, not even a "main canon", and saying it all exists at once, is ludicrous, to the point of simply being a laughable remark. Even on the wiki itself, there is a page which explains that in some stories the Foundation can be as small as a tiny government agency limited to even as small as just one Site that barely dabbles in anything related to the supernatural, among practically infinite other possible versions.I will create an articel about SCP-X-191 that would downgrade SCP cosmology to Planetary at best by stating everything above Planetary is not canon.
Screw the everything is Canon, that's why DC get downgraded.
The only thing that's canon is what a person chooses to believe as their particular version of the canon. Making the SCP verse borderline unscaleable in an overall sense. The only proper way to do it is to make everything individual. Take only a specific authors specifically demonstrated interpretations and portrayal of characters and stories, and ignore everything outside of what that author writes. An author can write a story where the most iconic SCP's like 173 and 682 don't exist if they want. It's literally a writer playground.
The SCP-3812 author hates the concept of powerscaling. Man's literally had a mental breakdown on Twitter because people kept bothering him about how 3812 compares to other verses.