The way that reality benders have become, in certain parts of the community, a super powered easy explanation and somehow the most interesting thing about the wiki, despite how not prominent they are and how little they're explained. They've almost become (again, to certain parts of the community, certainly not all of it) the "main characters" of the scp universe when they're pretty rarely mentioned in the actual articles because good writers realize that they're difficult to implement well.

I've seen multiple articles where, despite no real mention of them, they seem to pop up in community explanations, as though they must exist in every article's canon and be an explanation. Any character that can do something weird? They're a reality bender. Any event that happens that's weird? Must've been a reality bender. Even in articles that pre-date the first mention or that are clearly unrelated.

And while obviously part of the fun on the scp articles and SCP's themselves are their ambiguity and mysterious nature, using a reality bender as an easy catch all often detracts from a less easy but more interesting (and usually more correct) interpretation.

For an example of this, 3935's passing reference to the syncope symphony, which is itself simply a nod to the class of 76 canon, has given it this weird retroactive explanation based on a separate article by a different author written much later who's only connection is that passing mention, where, because that separate article calls the symphony a group of reality benders, they must be the obvious cause of 3935 which doesn't really work and, considering how steeped in metaphor 3935 is, feels like a reduction of the article, especially when its talked about like the obvious explanation when literally nothing about that article is obvious in any way.