When a correct passphrase is entered into ZampanioSim's rabbit hole screen, a unique image is shown on the CCTV visual and a text passage is printed to the console. A few passwords will also play audio.
The concept of a password search is snapped over JR's knee like a tree branch by the fact that the passwords are all laid out in a nice, neat little pile in the source code for all to see. As such, the puzzle here is less about the passphrases themselves and more about where they would be found if FarragoFiction weren't an abominable hellpit (affectionate) where budding Wastes run rampant. As JR puts it:
//but JR can't people just get into these passwords without finding them "the right way"?
//bold of you to assume that THIS isn't the right way and all other ways are cheating
//hack my shit
//i dare you
//if you want to SHOW UP then what you do is figure out where these passwords are leaked :) :) :)
//if anyone can explain the origin of each one you'll unlock secret content directly from me
//hell, if you can even do a majority I'd love to hear it, in all sincerity. I love hearing people find my work interesting :)
Passwords not fully explained:
DODGE THIS MOIST PIMP (thanks, crimsonDestroyer)
SECRETS ARE MORE SUSTAINABLE
THE LONGEST TEXT EVER
BLATANT LIE (bb says this on the radio but we're not sure how it was supposed to be found)
MEDIAFIRE MYTH (roblos)
217
THINK LIKE A SMITH (apparently related to knucklessux.com somehow)
TOY (related to doomDuet but how were we supposed to get this specifically?)
If you know something about any of these, message the one who screams i guess#7896 to get it added to the doc. Even if the code is already "found", additional context is also welcome. Most of the sources for these come from the Zampanio Discord server, so it may be worth it to backread through the channels and see if you can find anything of use.
Passphrases will be listed with their associated images, text, and audio where applicable. Most of them are part of larger series, and they are organized into subdocuments below: