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Well yes. I don't think it's really defensible to render a code point using a glyph with a different semantic meaning. But "inconsistent" emoji rendering will

Well yes. I don't think it's really defensible to render a code point using a glyph with a different semantic meaning. But "inconsistent" emoji rendering will always be a thing.

llm_trw 2y ago
Inconsistent implies there is some type of error in the rendering. This was done on purpose.
- recursive 2y ago
  To me "inconsistent" just means different. I agree it's intentional.