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Apr 8, 2023 · The original SCP-173 post is a 2007 4chan post written by Moto42 that inspired the fictional SCP Foundation as well as led to the creation of the SCP Wiki, a popular containment fiction writing community. The post was made on June 22nd, 2007, and deleted a few days later.
The original SCP-173 post in 2007 used an image of the sculpture Untitled 2004 by the artist Izumi Kato, which was photographed by Keisuke Yamamoto. The creator of the post, Wesley "Moto42" Williams, did not have the rights to either the sculpture, nor the photograph that depicted it.
Nov 20, 2022 · On the 22nd of June, 2007, a user by the name of S. S. Walrus (later and more commonly known as Moto42) made the original SCP-173 post onto the /x/ board of 4chan. You can see an archived view of the post here!
SCP-173 - The Sculpture - The Original is a Euclid-class SCP in Series I, originally written by Moto42 on 4chan in 2007. SCP-173 is notable for being the very first SCP ever created, and as such it is the progenitor of the entire SCP Foundation Wiki and the SCP Universe .
Feb 13, 2022 · The statue commonly regarded as SCP-173 was a sculpture by Izumi Kato, and the image the intellectual property of the photographer Keisuke Yamamoto. So that’s a double whammy of copyright infringement when it was posted to 4chan’s /x/ as SCP-173.
SCP-173 is the story posted on that day in 2007 by an anonymous user sparking the beginnings of one of the most regarded internet horror writing and online collection of community literature.
I know OP has clicked the link already, but the author is Wesley Williams. 35 votes, 18 comments. I've always been curious who the anon was who made that post on /x/.
