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On top of this if you were to examine the palms of the people around you, you’d see that they’re all lightly colored, so this whole thing is not even representi
by twobitshifter 6y ago
On top of this if you were to examine the palms of the people around you, you’d see that they’re all lightly colored, so this whole thing is not even representing skin color correctly for the 2nd hand.
- pbronez 6y agoThat's a great point. This seems like something to handle at the font design level though. Once the Unicode Consortium defines the code points and their interpretation, each platform / font designer gets to choose what that symbol will actually look like on their platform. I'm sure we'll see a lot of variety on the new hand and handshake emoji.