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What alternative do you propose? I mean personally I think that emoji don't belong in unicode, but at the same time it's been integrated into society for many y
by Cthulhu_ 2y ago
What alternative do you propose? I mean personally I think that emoji don't belong in unicode, but at the same time it's been integrated into society for many years now and it's made communications platforms so much more streamlined.
But how else would you represent non-latin characters? More character sets?
- a3w 2y ago> emoji don't belong in unicode Well, they are defined as: "an intermediate technology until we find a way to transfer images over data connections." So it was always a technology that was 40 years too late to the party?