Steam ID:
- STEAM_0:1:148734591
Discord name:
- HansWinters
For how long have you played on CN SCP:
- I have been playing C-N SCP-RP for about 3-4 years now.
Age:
- 26
In what country are you located?:
- USA
Time zone:
- EST
Character name(s):
- 'CJ' Man | 'CJ' NotSoCool | Winters H.
Civilian name:
- 'CJ' NotSoCool
What server are you applying for? (SCP-RP UK or SCP-RP USA):
- SCP-RP USA
Do you have a mic?:
- Yes
List all whitelisted, MTF, or CI roles that you hold or have held:
- Have Held - MTF E-11 LCPL | MTF Nu-7 SPC
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?:
- Yes I have bans and kicks which I have talked several times with staff about possibly getting them removed/expired due to the amount of time it has been since my last warn/kick/ban. I did troll quite a bit when I joined this server, but I have since realized there are some really cool roleplay aspects to the server and I began taking the RP seriously and actually getting very involved in the RP. Now I have been RP-ing here for quite sometime without receiving a warning and I am proud of that. Hopefully my history wont disqualify me because I intend to take this role very seriously as I do with my investigator role.
- STEAM_0:1:148734591
Discord name:
- HansWinters
For how long have you played on CN SCP:
- I have been playing C-N SCP-RP for about 3-4 years now.
Age:
- 26
In what country are you located?:
- USA
Time zone:
- EST
Character name(s):
- 'CJ' Man | 'CJ' NotSoCool | Winters H.
Civilian name:
- 'CJ' NotSoCool
What server are you applying for? (SCP-RP UK or SCP-RP USA):
- SCP-RP USA
Do you have a mic?:
- Yes
List all whitelisted, MTF, or CI roles that you hold or have held:
- Have Held - MTF E-11 LCPL | MTF Nu-7 SPC
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?:
- Yes I have bans and kicks which I have talked several times with staff about possibly getting them removed/expired due to the amount of time it has been since my last warn/kick/ban. I did troll quite a bit when I joined this server, but I have since realized there are some really cool roleplay aspects to the server and I began taking the RP seriously and actually getting very involved in the RP. Now I have been RP-ing here for quite sometime without receiving a warning and I am proud of that. Hopefully my history wont disqualify me because I intend to take this role very seriously as I do with my investigator role.
Why are you applying for Internal Security Inspector?
- I am applying for the Inspector role to enable me to move up in the leadership chain, ISD agent/operative/investigator has been my main role for the last several months, and I would like to progress further so that I can help new ISD Agents and train them to become the best agents they can be. I would also love to create more RP within site 65 and being a CL4 can help me do that.
What makes you suitable for Internal Security Inspector?:
- I have a very good understanding of the FLC after serving in ISD for several months/years, I always try to help my fellow ISD when needed because I understand that when under pressure some people can not handle it and I am able to work under very stressful situations. I am always ready to help in any way that I can, and I am always sure to keep an eye out around the facility. I also listen to everything being said to me while doing investigations and I do not hold any bias towards anyone when handling situations.
What do you think describes an ideal Internal Security Inspector?:
- In my opinion the ideal Internal Security Inspector is a person who is always professional, has a good understanding of the foundation legal codex [FLC], and important policies, and helps agents/operatives learn how to do their job. The inspector should help them progress through their career as Internal Security and always try to give guidance to anyone who needs it. As well as just being an all round helpful person to foundation personnel when they are in need. Someone who is capable of managing agents/operatives/investigators on top of this an Internal Security Inspector should be able to create RP for the department, such as in depth investigations into other departments/regiments to not only find out about foundation legal codex violations they are doing but also the secrets they hold within the Higher command of these departments/regiments.
How many major, roleplay-serving documents have you written? What makes a document of this nature good in terms of quality?:
- I wouldn’t say I have written something major that has blown the mind of those who read it, I have probably done a few documents Researching SCPs, a few Arrest Reports and some Investigation Reports.
If I had to mention any honorable ones, it would probably be the most recent ISD investigation report that I wrote up after an altercation between CL-4 and CL-3.
Having a carefully selected set of terminology and phrasing is important when creating ISD documents, such as terms and service agreements, to maintain professionalism and consistency.
E..G..
page 1&2
Cover-Introduction
page 2&3 Index
page 3-9 and so on can be things like appendixes or information on an incident in case of an investigation report.
What are the responsibilities of the Internal Security Inspector in RP?:
- The ISD- inspector is responsible for keeping track of all documents within ISD, Making sure all arrests are being made truthfully and correctly. ISD- Inspectors are responsible for keeping the site secure and representing the Internal Security department as best as he can. He needs to be responsible for the actions of all ISD below his rank as he is essentially the face of the ISD, and most importantly, upholding FLC and enforcing it.
Please elaborate on why you think you'd be a good leadership position holder for Internal Security:
- I believe I would be a good person for a leadership position because I believe I can and do set an example for others within ISD to maintain a great standard in the department, I also strongly believe in total fairness and being unbiased in all things revolving around my job and it's duties. I also believe that I can be a good member of leadership as I believe in creating a strong and respectful relationship between other departments and people across the site.
Please give some lore about your Internal Security Inspector character and what storylines they would be involved in:
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- I am applying for the Inspector role to enable me to move up in the leadership chain, ISD agent/operative/investigator has been my main role for the last several months, and I would like to progress further so that I can help new ISD Agents and train them to become the best agents they can be. I would also love to create more RP within site 65 and being a CL4 can help me do that.
What makes you suitable for Internal Security Inspector?:
- I have a very good understanding of the FLC after serving in ISD for several months/years, I always try to help my fellow ISD when needed because I understand that when under pressure some people can not handle it and I am able to work under very stressful situations. I am always ready to help in any way that I can, and I am always sure to keep an eye out around the facility. I also listen to everything being said to me while doing investigations and I do not hold any bias towards anyone when handling situations.
What do you think describes an ideal Internal Security Inspector?:
- In my opinion the ideal Internal Security Inspector is a person who is always professional, has a good understanding of the foundation legal codex [FLC], and important policies, and helps agents/operatives learn how to do their job. The inspector should help them progress through their career as Internal Security and always try to give guidance to anyone who needs it. As well as just being an all round helpful person to foundation personnel when they are in need. Someone who is capable of managing agents/operatives/investigators on top of this an Internal Security Inspector should be able to create RP for the department, such as in depth investigations into other departments/regiments to not only find out about foundation legal codex violations they are doing but also the secrets they hold within the Higher command of these departments/regiments.
How many major, roleplay-serving documents have you written? What makes a document of this nature good in terms of quality?:
- I wouldn’t say I have written something major that has blown the mind of those who read it, I have probably done a few documents Researching SCPs, a few Arrest Reports and some Investigation Reports.
If I had to mention any honorable ones, it would probably be the most recent ISD investigation report that I wrote up after an altercation between CL-4 and CL-3.
Having a carefully selected set of terminology and phrasing is important when creating ISD documents, such as terms and service agreements, to maintain professionalism and consistency.
E..G..
page 1&2
Cover-Introduction
page 2&3 Index
page 3-9 and so on can be things like appendixes or information on an incident in case of an investigation report.
What are the responsibilities of the Internal Security Inspector in RP?:
- The ISD- inspector is responsible for keeping track of all documents within ISD, Making sure all arrests are being made truthfully and correctly. ISD- Inspectors are responsible for keeping the site secure and representing the Internal Security department as best as he can. He needs to be responsible for the actions of all ISD below his rank as he is essentially the face of the ISD, and most importantly, upholding FLC and enforcing it.
Please elaborate on why you think you'd be a good leadership position holder for Internal Security:
- I believe I would be a good person for a leadership position because I believe I can and do set an example for others within ISD to maintain a great standard in the department, I also strongly believe in total fairness and being unbiased in all things revolving around my job and it's duties. I also believe that I can be a good member of leadership as I believe in creating a strong and respectful relationship between other departments and people across the site.
Please give some lore about your Internal Security Inspector character and what storylines they would be involved in:
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Internal Security Investigator 'CJ' Man
Full Name: Christopher James "CJ" Mann
Age: 33
Designation: Investigator
Department: Internal Security Department (ISD)
Station: Site-65
Security Clearance: Level 3
Position:
Internal Security Investigator assigned to Site-65, responsible for investigating security breaches, insider threats, procedural violations, and suspicious activity involving Foundation personnel.
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At just 33 years old, CJ Mann is considered unusually young for an Internal Security Inspector. While many expected someone with decades of Foundation experience, CJ earned his position through an exceptional ability to identify patterns that others overlooked.
Before joining the Foundation, CJ worked in federal criminal investigations, specializing in organized crime, digital forensics, and counterintelligence. During one investigation, he uncovered evidence connected to an anomalous organization. Rather than erase his memory, the Foundation recruited him after determining his investigative instincts were too valuable to lose.
After years of advanced Foundation training and several successful investigations across multiple facilities, CJ was assigned to Site-65.
Unlike most security personnel, CJ rarely carries heavy weapons or participates directly in containment operations. His primary tools are interviews, surveillance records, access logs, psychological evaluations, and meticulous attention to detail.
CJ believes that nearly every containment breach begins long before alarms sound.
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A secure containment vault records CJ's credentials opening the door during the middle of the night.
The problem?
CJ was attending a cross-site security conference hundreds of miles away, surrounded by dozens of witnesses.
Security footage, biometrics, and access records all indicate he entered the vault.
The investigation uncovers an anomaly capable of duplicating identities with near-perfect accuracy, forcing CJ to determine whether someone impersonated him—or whether reality itself had been altered.
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Before joining the Foundation, CJ worked in federal criminal investigations, specializing in organized crime, digital forensics, and counterintelligence. During one investigation, he uncovered evidence connected to an anomalous organization. Rather than erase his memory, the Foundation recruited him after determining his investigative instincts were too valuable to lose.
After years of advanced Foundation training and several successful investigations across multiple facilities, CJ was assigned to Site-65.
Unlike most security personnel, CJ rarely carries heavy weapons or participates directly in containment operations. His primary tools are interviews, surveillance records, access logs, psychological evaluations, and meticulous attention to detail.
CJ believes that nearly every containment breach begins long before alarms sound.
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A secure containment vault records CJ's credentials opening the door during the middle of the night.
The problem?
CJ was attending a cross-site security conference hundreds of miles away, surrounded by dozens of witnesses.
Security footage, biometrics, and access records all indicate he entered the vault.
The investigation uncovers an anomaly capable of duplicating identities with near-perfect accuracy, forcing CJ to determine whether someone impersonated him—or whether reality itself had been altered.
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