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I'm with you. Inventing emoji has gone way beyond the charter of the Unicode Consortium. One ginormous problem of inventing and adding emoji is there is no cre
by skookumchuck 8y ago
I'm with you. Inventing emoji has gone way beyond the charter of the Unicode Consortium.
One ginormous problem of inventing and adding emoji is there is no credible end to the process. The numeric range of code points will be filled up and then what?
- cryptonector 8y agoThen it will be expanded, and UTF-16 will be put to rest, and UTF-8 liberated to encode the full 32-bit namespace. Hopefully we're a few decades away from that eventuality... I do hope the UC is reserving enough codepoints for existing human languages, and new Han/Kanji.