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The problem for me is that we’ve gone and complicated the heck out of Unicode and...chat has largely moved on from Unicode. Now, I am way more likely to text a
by makecheck 7y ago
The problem for me is that we’ve gone and complicated the heck out of Unicode and...chat has largely moved on from Unicode.
Now, I am way more likely to text a Bitmoji or “sticker” or whatever, none of which have any dependence on Emoji.
- Nicksil 7y ago>chat has largely moved on from Unicode. I don't understand this; how so? And on to what encoding has "chat" moved?
- mjbmitch 7y agoI believe the poster was referring to the trend of casual messaging—not specifically chat—taking on more of a memic composition in the form of images, GIFs, and the like.