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Originally Posted by The Batlord
I only go on there rarely, but No Sleep is pretty nice. But my go to scurry reddit/creepypasta type site is definitely the SCP Foundation Wiki, a sort of X-Files meets Men in Black thing. It's got a loose but highly developed storyline concept between all the entries that makes them far more immersive than if they were on their own, a style of storytelling that's perfect for giving the heeby jeebies, and best of all it's moderated, both for quality and uniformity of style. It's basically the best way I can find to make me too scared to go outside at night for a cigarette.
SCP Foundation
The top-rated page is your best bet and will steal days from your life.
Top Rated Pages - SCP Foundation
And these stories have massively ****ed with me.
But you're gonna want to first read up on all the background ****, or else you're going to be massively confused a lot of the time. The site is conceptually very detailed and comprehensive.
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OH!! SCP Foundation!I love the entire concept of that. I had been meaning to to poke around that site after someone recommended it a while ago, but I was unable to remember the name of it for the life of me, so thanks. Creating something somewhat similar to that would be incredibly fun. I created a wikia page for that purpose once but completely forgot about it.
LetsNotMeet is a good one too (though not so much lately) and NoSleep is VERY hit or miss, but the good ones really stick in your brain for quite a while. Have you read the
Search & Rescue officer series?? It seemed to be loosely based on David Paulides' accounts and investigations of the clusters of strange disappearances in national parks. (I highly suggest listening to all the Coast to Coast interviews with him if you're interested in spooky disappearances at all)
And those giant lists of the "world's creepiest wikipedia articles" that are always floating around online are rather entertaining late at night too. (The Voynich manuscript and the Dyatlov Pass incident, stuff like that)