0. So what the fuck is this? Story hub? Why do you not have a tag?
Positioning: Into the coffin alive is a collection, not a series nor canon. Here is an analogy presented in a grid:
Series grid |
There must be
a core canon |
There is an
approximate canon |
No need for
a canon |
There must be a set
storyline to refer to |
Third Law / AAPA, The series such as
The Living, The Dead and The Killer, The Beginning of the End |
The Event of 1111 |
The CN sites
such as
Site-CN-82 |
Some related things
should have happened |
Pitch Haven |
The Hospital |
Travel by Public Funds |
"Write anything, everyone
writes whatever they like" |
Unfounded / Alive |
Mirror Flashpoint |
Into the Coffin Alive |
All of the above are personal opinions and are for reference only. Here I shall quote the comments from
Jochoi, I hope that it can help you understand the works under this hub.
It is not a traditional canon hub or anything like that, but more like a book in the Wanderers' Library instead. Therefore I actually wanted to call it a collection over calling it a hub.
The collection itself has almost no restrictions to the content at all, only the theme "Into the Coffin Alive", and I actually quite like this atmosphere of writing. It is nice to see a collection of works that are not limited to any universe, world view, genre or timeline.
Tag: "Into the coffin alive" is a collection that I wouldn't call a "series", not some articles that are written surrounding a canon or some settings. To tag these articles such as these without a clear definition would (a) mislead the readers in thinking there would be a hidden and systematic background setting, and (b) easily cause the thought of "the tag can be added to any article", which I think would disrupt the current system of tags.
Recently there had been many people who asked for a tag, maybe because articles with similar styles are hard to find (though I'm confused by this, because even for articles that belong to the collection they have extremely varied styles).
1. TLDR: Who are you, what is this, how do I do it.
1.1. Hi, I'm the initiator of the Buried/Into the Coffin Alive collection
pokm, if you can see this line, it means that the showcase page for the hub has been revamped.
1.2. The hub is a derivative of the concept of "free interpretation", the subject of which is the title of this collection: Into the Coffin Alive. The initial idea came from a late night story discussion, and which in the end became the two articles Shroud and I'll wait for you to come home.
1.3. There are no set explanation, you can interpret and write freely. As to question about what is it that is "alive", where is the "coffin", etc., when you see the words "Into the Coffin Alive", what came to your mind is your own understanding and answer. Then go write it up, it is your own "Into the Coffin Alive".
Even when the kind of writing is commonly thought of as a "styled" writing, your work are NOT REQUIRED to be grim. Go explore new formats and new ideas, interpret and organize your knowledges freely, these are the original intent when we decided to allow completely unrestricted ways to understand the theme.
2. Now I have written a story, so…
Good, please make sure you understand how to publish your work, then…
2.1. Set the Buried Hub page as the parent page.
Open the + Options in the bottom right, click Parent, enter "buried-hub".
2.2. Huh, you think some other page would be more suitable as the parent page?
This is normal. If you can, I hope that you can mention the Buried Hub page in the comment section or the info/credits module, such that those interested (and the site itself) can find it easily.
2.3. Add your page link and excerpt onto the respective list in this hub, and add your name into the related authors.
Format as below:
**[*link Page Title]** by [[user User ID]]
//One//
//Or more lines of excerpt.//
If you are not sure how to edit into the related authors and works list, or which line to excerpt, you can send Wikidot PM to pokm to ask for assistance —— We unite, this makes up stronger.
3. Oh shit, the theme, it looks cool. Bro how do I use it?
The theme is made by
Sekai_s.
For SCP articles, tales, creepypastas and GoI Formats, copy this:
For works belonging to The Wanderers' Library, you need to add an extra line:
In facet, even works that do not belong to the collection can use this theme, and those that do don't need to use it.
Compared to a series theme, the "Buried Theme" is more like an aesthetic theme.
This hub came from a late night story discussion, and finally becoming the two articles Shroud and I'll wait for you to come home of different styles.
Luckily, this got a lot of liking and many friends are willing to write in this "style" with me.
What is Into the Coffin Alive
Everything, and everything not.
Whether your story is an Into the Coffin Alive article, it depends solely on your understanding of your own work.
As to questions about what is it that is "alive", where is the "coffin", etc. there ain't a definite answer.
When you see the words "Into the Coffin Alive", what came to your mind is your own understanding and answer. Then go write it up, it is your own "Into the Coffin Alive".
And, thanks to the comments from
Jochoi, I hope that it can help you understand the works under this hub.
It is not a traditional canon hub or anything like that, but more like a book in the Wanderers' Library instead. Therefore I actually wanted to call it a collection over calling it a hub.
The collection itself has almost no restrictions to the content at all, only the theme "Into the Coffin Alive", and I actually quite like this atmosphere of writing. It is nice to see a collection of works that are not limited to any universe, world view, genre or timeline.
How do I add my works here
Set this page as the parent page, then the checker below can find your works.
And then add your work up there, please do follow the format.
If you'd like it you can also apply the CSS from here.
Copy this:
[[module css]]
@import url('http://scp-int.wikidot.com/buried-hub/code/1');
[[/module]]
[[<]]
Works that belong to this hub (for checking):