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> Unicode killed it. They introduced a non-ASCII broken bar, and they made the ASCII bar explicitly non-broken. ... I will never forgive Unicode for this abomin

> Unicode killed it. They introduced a non-ASCII broken bar, and they made the ASCII bar explicitly non-broken. ... I will never forgive Unicode for this abomination. I'm more upset that they allowed implementers to put lettuce on the bagel unicode emoji. Bagels are for carbs, fat, and salt, lettuce has no place. An abomination.

snazz 7y ago
Who gets to decide about those kinds of things? (Also, cheese on Google’s burgers....) Is it the implementation’s choice so long as it resembles the description?
- Tomte 7y ago
  Yes, Unicode specifically does not standardize the look of a glyph.