Hello, the user that ran this account has given it to another user to run. This user will not be posting it in the comments but simply noting the person so they are not spammed. I will not be copy and pasting anything and I will also link you to the base and or doll you have mistakenly put in the wrong category. It is still up to you or the mods rather it is put up in the right category though.

Any comments referring to the old user will not be noticed by me. Please act human, I'm only trying to help you and the mods. <3





Now, here are two definitions from Wikipedia:

BASE:
<sub>Bases are the templates upon which dolls are drawn. They normally consist of the naked human form in a pose without hair. Bases can be outlines of human figures; they can come with or without faces; they can come with props or accessories; they can come in multiple skintones; or they can depict a partial or full body view. Bases need not be realistic; they can be deformed, exaggerated or cute, and may be in the anime super deformed style.

Not all dollers create their own bases. Many choose to use bases that others offer for free use (with certain terms) to draw their dolls upon. Stock bases are a popular option, as they give beginning dollers a chance to draw clothes upon the base instead of creating a base from scratch.

Typically, bases are arranged in a set, where all the bases in the set are created in the same size, style and proportions, but with different poses, skintones and facial expressions. These sets are generally given names to identify and distinguish them. Some base sets have nearly 100 individual poses.

An artist that provides a template, line-art or base may or may not allow other artists to add further details to the base aside from dolling on it. Some allow others to change faces and skintones, some disallow any editing of the template but the strict pixelling of clothing and hair, while others allow any and all edits to a base.

Using bases from other artists requires crediting the origin of the base. Without this base credit, it can be considered to be stealing art. If base credit cannot be determined by the user, or if the link to the maker's site is missing or broken, the case should be stated.</sub>

DOLLS:
<sub>Dollz, Cartoon Dolls or Pixel Dolls are small pixelated images, generally of people. They are mainly used online as avatars, signatures or just displayed as artwork on personal webpages.

Dolls range in size from being a few pixels high to a few hundred pixels high. Generally, dolls are human figures (mainly female, but male dolls are becoming increasingly more common), although there have been instances of animals being named "dolls." Dolls are generally dressed, and come in a wide range of styles. Bases are the template upon which dolls are created - the naked human form with no hair.

People who create dolls are called dollers or dollists. The community is well inter-linked because of both message board communities and the concept of "adoption." Adoption is where a doller displays a favoured doll that was created by someone else upon their website, with credit and a link to the other's site or email. Adoption is not an option with bases.</sub>