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I don't know why Microsoft chose a huge :( over a more graphical representation. With the rise of click-and-go "real" emoticons in phones, Gmail, blogs etc., wi

I don't know why Microsoft chose a huge :( over a more graphical representation. With the rise of click-and-go "real" emoticons in phones, Gmail, blogs etc., will the user demographic friendly error messages are aimed at even understand what it is meant to be?

eropple 15y ago
The Metro aesthetic is primarily textual. (Whether you like it or not is up for debate, but at least it's consistent.)