Archivist

The Archivist, the most valuable person on site. Contrary to what the Foundation may say, an Archivist is worth far more than any old Site Director. While yes, the Site Director has indepth knowledge on his Sites SCPs and makes all the big calls, you are in the Archives studying SCPs he doesn't even know about and being the official Subject Matter Expert on the SCPs. Go forth, Archivist, and when an SCP invades the Site Director has no clue about you will be reveled.

The Archives
The Archives are your home. Found in the Entry Zone, the Archives contain every archived piece of research known to the Foundation and stored in the local Site 53 archives for documentation. It is on your shoulders to add, remove, and handle the archives. These should be your objectives as the Archivist


 * Give out SCP files to personnel who request them, accepting or denying depending on if they have the classification
 * Adding new Archive files for when new files or important test logs are to be added.
 * Ensuring the Archives is properly organized and kempt, with all knowledge in the public area useful and stocked.

As an Archivist, your other entries can range from SCPs. We encourage you to go ahead and request that certain logs be added into the Archives for player recognition and inspiration such as test logs.

Do not attempt to request breaches or anything of that nature as reports else we would have to explain why the site has 50 breaches per day. Those are always non-canon, along with most O5 appearances or other end-of-the-world scenarios.

Be sure to reach out to Kaga or Lesta for review of your log requests. This is subject to change.

Subject Expert
As the Archivist, you are allowed to know more about SCPs than others might. You are allowed to state out weaknesses, strengths, and otherwise little-known facts about SCPs that others are not allowed to know due to your extensive knowledge. Do not confuse this with outright understanding SCPs at all however. For example, you know about SCP-096 and its dangerous nature but not about what EXACTLY it is.

Archive Moderation
This is an OOC paragraph. If you notice someone input some LRP, poorly worded, or otherwise ERP copypasta into the Archives, ahelp it. If you do this yourself, it will be found and you will most likely receive an unappealable permanent ban.