There's nothing wrong with monetizing content from the SCP wiki, it even says this on their site. Anyone can do with the content whatever they want. You could literally copy paste someones content, and that would be absolutely fine.
"You can share or repost anything from this site. You can copy-paste entire stories and articles in their entirety and repost them to your website. You can include them in any sort of compilations of creepypastas or stories."
"You can sell the remixes you make based on the SCP Foundation. However, keep in mind that you probably will not get rich off of them, because under Share-Alike, anyone can freely copy, use, or download your stuff, and you will have no legal recourse provided they also follow the terms of the license."
But technically I'm not even monetizing anything here, it's up to others to decide if it's worth tipping. If people don't think it's creative enough, then they're not forced to support it. This isn't like a Youtube channel where I put ads on the video or I add a paywall before people can access the content. Anyone can read my articles without having to pay for it.
I did make the mistake of not properly citing the original author/authors and adding the creative commons license to my articles, but now that I know this I will do this once I have enough resource credits again.
You can disagree with me by downvoting my posts, and try to take my earnings away, but that's just your opinion. Legally there's nothing wrong with what I'm doing once I update my articles.
Hello,
It is recommended to you add at least 50% of new & original content, in addition to copied and pasted content (regardless if it is a creative commons license).
For example, if you copy & paste the text that has 300 words. Then please add an equivalent, new, original writing that has at least 300 words.
Also, copied & pastes/quoted content needs to be clearly highlighted and sourced.
You post in a platform that enables anyone to tip you for content you can legally copy paste to monetize. But this is lazy content creation especially when it's plainly copy paste that makes up the bulk of the post. Yes, it's just my opinion not to reward these kinds of posts and this is in my opinion for the best as this deters others to publish premade content they can monetize from. Credit the source, add your own content from the existing work, that's not exactly difficult to do. If you prefer sharing work because you just like to share scp content to the world, denying post rewards is a better route. Link back to their site for more exposure for them because doing less than that is just leeching content. Technically you are monetizing content, and anything you post unless you put into the settings to burn the rewards. This is the nature of this blockchain.