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Re:Unicode is over and it dies over Emoji by grzm on Sunday November 05, 2017 @02:22PM (#15631051)
It's not hard to imagine people making that assumption, as it is reasonable if not correct, particularly as "emoticons" and "emoji" are often used to describe the same or similar non-character glyphs. There's no need to assume bad faith on others, any more than it would be to assume ill on your part for repeating it without confirming it.
Re:Unicode is over and it dies over Emoji by microcolonel on Sunday November 05, 2017 @02:27PM (#15631091)
Well, I suppose the fault is shared, but it was told to me confidently enough by somebody I would generally trust in these matters. I'm not throwing any particular person under the bus here, so I think I can be as emphatic as I'd like.