They required every graphics stack to add support for color fonts. And because new emoji compositions are invented every year, it's common to see uncomposed gli

They required every graphics stack to add support for color fonts. And because new emoji compositions are invented every year, it's common to see uncomposed glitches like <facepalming woman><male gender marker> or <thumbs up><white skin color marker> on all sorts of semi-smart devices. In my opinion Unicode went from a slow-moving standard that carefully absorbed the world's languages, to a pop culture product that serves to make old software obsolete even faster.