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Similar to case law in America, the committee might be avoiding potential abuse in future requests that point back to the rules being seemingly modified for one
by cheschire 7y ago
Similar to case law in America, the committee might be avoiding potential abuse in future requests that point back to the rules being seemingly modified for one specific symbol.
- etrabroline 7y agoIf the rules are allowing U+1F4A9 and disallowing an actual symbol commonly used in text, they should change the rules.
- avianlyric 7y agoWell U+1F4A9 exists because Japanese mobile operators modified their char sets to include emoji, and emoji has been part of Japanese culture for a long time. Unicode aims to encode every character used for human communication in every culture, and Japan uses U+1F4A9.