So I've noticed that in the oc x canon wiki it mentions that "unnamed or faceless characters don't count" and I felt a bit confused about what this exactly means. I'm assuming that for the faceless portion it specifically means generic characters that don't have a face like a mob character or Letter-heads (such as T-head trainer, P-head producer, T-head admiral, etc) but unnamed could mean either the OC or canon character in question. If it means the OC I feel as if its unnecessary to exclude unnamed OCs for a few reasons.
-The uploader might not know the name of the OC in question
-The uploader noticed a name but couldn't translate it (As machine TLs are highly discouraged)
-The yume/selfshipper/artist didn't give their OC a name
Personally I think that the wiki should just mention that faceless characters don't count only. An unnamed OC is still an OC nonetheless and should be tagged with oc x canon when applicable. When I think of OC x Canon I imagine its a unique OC that is distinct enough to not be confused with a canon player character, NPC or MC. While knowing the name of the OC would be useful for booru purposes I don't believe it needs to be a hard requirement for adding the tag to a post. There are also situations where a more vaguely defined character such as saniwa_(touken_ranbu) or yuu_(twisted_wonderland) are given some leeway in terms of how the artist chooses to depict them that isn't on the same level as protagonist_(susanghan_messenger) which would just be your standard MC x Canon pairing. Should those be considered as OCs or is it required for them to look vastly different from their canonically defined features?
I would like to hear the input of others about this topic so it becomes much clearer as to how this tag should be defined!
