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There's far more niche things in unicode, and I don't really see that much point getting angry over them.

• adverbly 3mo ago
  I'm sorry but someone has to stand up for simplicity and to stop garbage from making its way into open public standards. The bar has to be set somewhere. How many people actually use this thing? We can't go introducing characters into standards just because six people with power want some claim to fame. I for one wasn't even aware that Unicode characters could be so large. Did they have to make a special exception for this or are there other characters that are that wide?
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  • orimirs 3mo ago
    Check this out 𒐫
  • rcxdude 3mo ago
    I don't think they're adding these things for fame, I gotta say. And yeah, unicode characters can be pretty large. Again, this is isn't even the tip of the iceberg of unicode complexity or weirdness.