>orthography also changes Not of things already written down. The long S written in the Constitution is still there. It has not changed, and there would be o

>orthography also changes Not of things already written down. The long S written in the Constitution is still there. It has not changed, and there would be outrage for anyone to go and change it. Changing the emoji from one meaning to another would be like changing the encoding of utf-8 so that a now means e and e means a, meaning that and and end flips in every utf-8 encoded file that is viewed.