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If the rules are allowing U+1F4A9 and disallowing an actual symbol commonly used in text, they should change the rules.
by etrabroline 6y ago
If the rules are allowing U+1F4A9 and disallowing an actual symbol commonly used in text, they should change the rules.
- avianlyric 6y 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.