I read over the comments and I have changed the forum. I hope this agrees with all of you better.
Realistic - Color
A realistic colored character will have colors that the breed can have in real life. If you can't see it in real life then it isn't realistic coloring. Also the markings should be realistic. For example a realistic husky should have the husky markings and a color like black, brown or grey.
Realistic - Character
Just because a character looks realistic doesn't mean it has a realistic personality. A realistic character doesn't have any powers or can do anything a real animal can't do. For example a character that can read minds is not a realistic character. A wolf that doesn't eat meat is not a realistic character.
Semi Realistic - Color
A semi realistic character has the normal colors for a real animal but has unnatural colored markings or markings with a natural color but the marking itself doesn't match the character's breed. For example a brown wolf with black tiger markings or a grey cat with blue spots.
Unrealistic - Color
A unrealistic colored character will not resemble a real animal at all. They will have colors like blue, pink, green or other colors you don't see on a real animal. Their markings can be anything. They can have wings but don't need them to be unrealistic. For an example a pink wolf with blue leopard markings is an unrealistic colored character.
Unrealistic - Character
A character can look realistic but act unrealistic. A character who has powers or can use magic or items humans use is an unrealistic character. For example a character who holds and uses a sword is a unrealistic character.
This belongs in Member Made Tutorials, I believe.
However, I disagree with this too. You can't say a white wolf is realistic when it has witch powers etc. Thus, basing characters by looks isn't the best way to go. About literate users, it's not fair to say that a person who uses single lines is classified as illiterate.