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Is it so bad to just click to increment the emoji regardless of the color/tone choice made by the first reaction? I suppose if Slack were open to 3P clients yo
by paulryanrogers 1y ago
Is it so bad to just click to increment the emoji regardless of the color/tone choice made by the first reaction?
I suppose if Slack were open to 3P clients you could override all the tone variants to use your choice. Maybe you can make a browser extension?
- petesergeant 1y agoiirc Slack will remember your chosen skin tone and will increment it based on that, rather than the first colour chosen
- deathanatos 1y ago> Is it so bad to just click to increment the emoji regardless of the color/tone choice made by the first reaction? This is sort of what I feel like the parent was implying without outright saying it, too. But: that's not how Slack works. If the only reaction is an emoji of skin tone A (let's say its a dark skin toned thumbs up), and I click that dark skin toned thumbs up to also react, Slack adds a thumbs up with the skin tone configured in the user's settings (which I believe defaults to no skin tone), not the skin tone of the initial reaction. Settings → Messages & media → Default Skin Tone
- zyx321 1y agoThere's a big difference between "I wish Slack didn't have optional skin colors" vs "I wish Slack didn't have mandatory segregation"