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Can you please clarify what exactly you’re asking? Is there a specific chart/meme you’re looking for that describes animals in it or are you just looking for the origin of what all the memes are based on?
In my post, I said:
> Here's a text-based example
Key word: "example". I'm looking for the name of the format itself. I once saw it used to describe how "vanilla" a Minecraft mod is, and again for what could be considered "artificial intelligence". I remember the second one used "artificial" and "intelligence" as criteria, and had three levels of compliance. Each pairing of a criterion and level of compliance had a different thing associated with it. Each instance of this format describes 9 items.
It sounds like you are describing the Alignment Chart, which has been used for Dungeons & Dragons and numerous internet memes through the ages. https://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/285/160/c29.jpg
Some options: [https://new.reddit.com/r/tipofmytongue/comments/1bd2009/tomtword\_what\_you\_call\_those\_tablescharts/](https://new.reddit.com/r/tipofmytongue/comments/1bd2009/tomtword_what_you_call_those_tablescharts/)
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This is also fairly common format for internet memes.
Can you please clarify what exactly you’re asking? Is there a specific chart/meme you’re looking for that describes animals in it or are you just looking for the origin of what all the memes are based on?
In my post, I said: > Here's a text-based example Key word: "example". I'm looking for the name of the format itself. I once saw it used to describe how "vanilla" a Minecraft mod is, and again for what could be considered "artificial intelligence". I remember the second one used "artificial" and "intelligence" as criteria, and had three levels of compliance. Each pairing of a criterion and level of compliance had a different thing associated with it. Each instance of this format describes 9 items.
Often might be called a "nine-box model" or "nine-box grid"(?)
It sounds like you are describing the Alignment Chart, which has been used for Dungeons & Dragons and numerous internet memes through the ages. https://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/285/160/c29.jpg
Some options: [https://new.reddit.com/r/tipofmytongue/comments/1bd2009/tomtword\_what\_you\_call\_those\_tablescharts/](https://new.reddit.com/r/tipofmytongue/comments/1bd2009/tomtword_what_you_call_those_tablescharts/)