Re:Tomorrow's Emoji, Today: Unicode 17.0
by squigz on Wednesday September 10, 2025 @06:48AM
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> Emoji segregation feels off and backwards.
Please explain in what way does segregation have anything to do with emojis?
Re:Tomorrow's Emoji, Today: Unicode 17.0
by Freak_NL on Wednesday September 10, 2025 @11:41AM
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Specific coloured emoji for people with a specific skin colour. Six thumbs up under a post about apple pie in the lounge now turns into five thumbs up in colour A and one in colour B. Suddenly the colour you pick, or don't pick in case of LEGO yellow, is a political statement. I can do without all that.
Re:Tomorrow's Emoji, Today: Unicode 17.0
by squigz on Wednesday September 10, 2025 @07:41PM
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It's really only political if you think it is. Otherwise it's just people reacting with thumbs up. I've never once thought of it as anything else - and I've never seen it cause any sort of division. The idea that it could is absurd to me.
Emoji segregation feels off and backwards.