It was probably "blocked" because it portrayed a genuine exit from the Backrooms.

This is a big no-no in some powerful Backrooms enthusiast circles.

(SPOILER ALERT: But the EXIT was destroyed completely within seconds.)

To be honest, I am so very glad I authored a "puzzling, abnormal event."

You made my day! THANK YOU.

Having read it, I don't see why the firewall would do that — it's the only page on the Backrooms Wiki that it has so far blocked — nevertheless, this is the kind of phenomena one would associate with the Backrooms: a puzzling, abnormal event.

THANK YOU!

I am so very glad that you enjoyed it.

THANK YOU for the upvote!

My first wish is for the emotions of this tale to connect with the reader.

My second wish is for tales to rival articles about levels, entities, and objects in popularity.

You are helping to make both wishes come true.

P.S. Tell your friends.

Of course, the author's "ego" in me loves to hear the reader's reasonings.

But I shall satisfy myself with your generous upvote and kind comment.

THANK YOU ever so much!

P.S. Tell your friends.Please!

I REALLY LOVE THAT YOU REALLY LOVE THIS!

REALLY.

Please tell your friends.

My hope is that this "tale" will touch the hearts and minds of the members here.

THANK YOU for your kindness. It is appreciated.

Comments keep me writing!

What might seem to you to be a small reward is "Christmas" to me as an author. To be honest, all three parts of the Anne Dunne trilogy were outlined from the very beginning, I always knew the "how" and "why" of the story arc. The tales turned out better than I expected. They almost wrote themselves.

I wanted to write a memorable story for my friends and colleagues here on the Backrooms wiki.

It seems as if I succeeded.

THANK YOU again for your kind words and support. I mean that.

THANK YOU!

Now tell your friends…

Seriously, tell your friends!

I know that actual exits to the Frontrooms have to be handled very carefully.

I am so glad that I hit all the right notes with this.

Discovery. Execution. Connection. You make me happy to be a storyteller.

Now, tell your friends!

Ho.Ly.Cow.
Oh how much I wish I could write like this. You continue to impress me with everything you create.

You perfectly crafted Possibly my favorite page (more than mine even). I don't know exactly how, but this invoked emotions in me, like the end of some grand movie. I'm sad to see the story end, but I did see the small leak to an upcoming page not of your own (thanks cody).

I felt like I just finished a great book series and am sad its over, with a cliffhanger at the end. Wonderfull storytelling, Robert.
- Your fanboy, Henry

Greatest +1 ever 👌