Table of Contents: Chapter 1: How to submit an OC Chapter 2: Ratings Chapter 3: Questions you might ask and their answers! Chapter 1: How to submit an OC Remix this question, and replace the black box that says "put your oc here" with your OC! I will then remix your project with my opinion on a scale of 0 to 100! Chapter 2: Ratings (Please note that if I rate your OC 50-0, just know that I'm not trying to be rude or mean) 100-91: One of the best OCs I have ever seen 90-81: Not one of the best OCs I have ever seen, but it's still really good! 80-71: Your OC is cool 70-61: You have a good OC 60-51: Not bad, but not good. Just in-between. 50-0: I had a negative response for your OC; there are things you could work on. Chapter 3: Questions you might ask and their answers! Q: What is an OC? A: OC stands for original character. An OC is a character you made. Q: I don't have an OC, what do I do? A: You can make an OC. If you don't have ideas for an OC, you can just have a friend help you come up with ideas. Q: Can I rate the OC for you? A: No, you can't. Q: Does my OC have to match the example? A: No it doesn't. It is just an example, and I don't know if it's anyone's OC, but I do know it's not mine. Q: I didn't like my OC's rating. Can I change it? A: I am sorry if the rating didn't match your interests, but it's my opinion and you can only control your own opinions, not mine! Q: I'm scared that my OC will get a bad rating, what do I do? A: Just submit your OC! It's just an opinion, and besides, how bad can your OC be? Q: What's the limit to the OCs a person can submit? A: The limit's one OC per person.
