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This is basically what my ratings looked like from time to time. You may have seen these changes, while one of them is something you have never seen before.

The deviations starts off with my own ratings that I used ever since 2016. When I started making scorecards, I apparently started my ratings off with an early rating system. Since I wanted my ratings to consist of about 20 ratings to match the range of the multiples of 5 in 100, that's what I did. The Early Rating System of mine have some pretty similar colors with some of them almost looking the same (Decent and Okay). Plus, before I tried to aim for synonymous terms for ratings, much of these ratings are those that you would see a lot of scorecards like "Okay", "Mediocre", "Awful", etc. A month later, I decided to rename a couple of my ratings so that they become more original and distinct from others' rating systems. This includes changing the names of some of the ratings like "Mediocre" going from "Inadequate". And finally, nearly two years later, when I hear people complaining about some of the ratings being synonymous as well as having issues distinguishing the colors of the ratings from one another, I decided to revamp my rating system to accurately match a rainbow gradient I made as well as change a few more of my ratings' names ("Epic" going to "Elite") to fix the solution. I still use the rating system I made for Seasons 1 and 2 as there are still some shows that are ongoing whose scorecards were part of these seasons.

Description
This is basically what my ratings looked like from time to time. You may have seen these changes, while one of them is something you have never seen before.

The deviations starts off with my own ratings that I used ever since 2016. When I started making scorecards, I apparently started my ratings off with an early rating system. Since I wanted my ratings to consist of about 20 ratings to match the range of the multiples of 5 in 100, that's what I did. The Early Rating System of mine have some pretty similar colors with some of them almost looking the same (Decent and Okay). Plus, before I tried to aim for synonymous terms for ratings, much of these ratings are those that you would see a lot of scorecards like "Okay", "Mediocre", "Awful", etc. A month later, I decided to rename a couple of my ratings so that they become more original and distinct from others' rating systems. This includes changing the names of some of the ratings like "Mediocre" going from "Inadequate". And finally, nearly two years later, when I hear people complaining about some of the ratings being synonymous as well as having issues distinguishing the colors of the ratings from one another, I decided to revamp my rating system to accurately match a rainbow gradient I made as well as change a few more of my ratings' names ("Epic" going to "Elite") to fix the solution. I still use the rating system I made for Seasons 1 and 2 as there are still some shows that are ongoing whose scorecards were part of these seasons.