When choosing what to spork, you should always consider whether or not the fic in question would make a good, funny story. Are the SPaG errors hilarious? Are the characters so two-dimensional they start to literally look like cardboard cut-outs? Is the plot so bad that your agents have to dodge Logic Loopholes the whole time to avoid getting hanged? If the answers to questions like these are "yes," then you've probably got yourself a mission.

If it's just kinda blah, though, you might want to find something more entertaining to work with. {= )

~Neshomeh

In cases like this I would say that the fics are sporkable, but the only valid charge against characterization would be if the characters were really two-dimensional. Therefore the fic would be sent to somewhere like Department of Technical Errors instead of say, Floaters. Dealing with fics about the original songs could lead to OOC charges though, if the character is given a personality within the song so it would really depend on the setting and plot of the fic. There could also be charges if the physical description was off, say someone describing Miku's hair as purple, but other than that there's nothing to be done about characterization.

Obviously, it would be sporkable, as two-dimesnional characters ARE a charge.

However, it's harder to handle the characterization thing, as most Vocaloids have none. But is is more of a "those kind of charges aren't applicable here" than "it's not sporkable"

Sure, the lack of the "plot" the PPC protects is jarring, but, in the end, remember that in-universe it started as the Organization who ran after Sues only because they made too much plotholes, and so they destabilized the Flowers' portals.