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Forget "foreign" scripts. More pressing is the concern of properly sizing emoticons, so they don't look odd when mixed with Latin. I'm sometimes wondering what
by anticristi 6y ago
Forget "foreign" scripts. More pressing is the concern of properly sizing emoticons, so they don't look odd when mixed with Latin.
I'm sometimes wondering what problems collective human intelligence had solved, had we stopped short of encoding emoticons in Unicode.
- iainmerrick 6y agoSorry to be pedantic, but I think you mean “emoji”. “Emoticons” are the ones built out of letterforms, like “:)”