1. Follow basic etiquette. This is a PG-13 roleplay, so censor cursing, no smut, etc. Also, be kind to other people.

2. Be literate. No asterisks, and write in the third person. I want at a minimum two non-dialogue sentences. Also, try to follow grammar rules. I get a few mistakes, but not constant.

3. Don't be overpowered. No Little Miss Perfect, no researchers that are omnipotent and should really be designated as an Euclid-class entity.

4. Create drama! Be nice to the humans who are writing, but feel free to have OCs fight.

5. If you want your character to be anomalous in any way, you must run it by me first. I retain the right to say no; an anomalous member of the Foundation is typically only slightly anomalous, and thus poses no threat. Think Dr. Clef, whose face can't be photographed and is resistant to reality shifts. It's minor, it helps him, but it's not dangerous and can't be used in a fight.

6. If you want your custom-made SCP to be added to this roleplay, you must run it by me first. I'd prefer it to be written like a classic SCP write-up, but I can do that myself. If I accept your SCP, you must wait for the write-up to be published before referencing it in any way. I may have changed some things.
Furthermore, I am the only person with the right to deviate from custom write-ups. If an already-created SCP has a canon feature that I can google, but it isn't written in its report, you can reference it.

7. If you want a custom role, DM me first.

8. You cannot play as cannon members of the Foundation, and cannot take control of any SCP without my direct permission. The same thing goes with other players; no controlling them, and no killing them.
If you want to kill your character, you must ask for my permission.
The SCP rule can deviate ever so slightly if it's a subject in an experiment your character is doing. It can only act in accordance for the experiment's results.

9. I retain the right to deny your form without the need for explanation. Furthermore, if I feel you are doing something that is detrimental to this roleplay yet it doesn't break any of the above rules, I retain the right to tell you to stop doing that thing.

The password is the researcher I referenced, and what's so special about him. DM it to me.