AccordionBruce
@AccordionBruce@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
AccordionBruce
@AccordionBruce@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Greg
@greg@icosahedron.website  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Dear Greg Kennedy, Thank you for submitting an emoji proposal for Circuit Board. We appreciate all of the effort that went into the preparation. Each year, the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee receives far more emoji proposals than the very limited number that can be encoded. We are sorry to inform you that your proposal was not among those selected to move forward. As a small, volunteer-run nonprofit we can’t provide individualized feedback on each proposal. We understand this may come as a disappointment. Thank you again for taking the time to contribute to the Unicode Standard. Respectfully, The Unicode Emoji Standard & Research Working Group
Dear Greg Kennedy, Thank you for submitting an emoji proposal for Circuit Board. We appreciate all of the effort that went into the preparation. Each year, the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee receives far more emoji proposals than the very limited number that can be encoded. We are sorry to inform you that your proposal was not among those selected to move forward. As a small, volunteer-run nonprofit we can’t provide individualized feedback on each proposal. We understand this may come as a disappointment. Thank you again for taking the time to contribute to the Unicode Standard. Respectfully, The Unicode Emoji Standard & Research Working Group
Dear Greg Kennedy, Thank you for submitting an emoji proposal for Circuit Board. We appreciate all of the effort that went into the preparation. Each year, the Unicode Emoji Subcommittee receives far more emoji proposals than the very limited number that can be encoded. We are sorry to inform you that your proposal was not among those selected to move forward. As a small, volunteer-run nonprofit we can’t provide individualized feedback on each proposal. We understand this may come as a disappointment. Thank you again for taking the time to contribute to the Unicode Standard. Respectfully, The Unicode Emoji Standard & Research Working Group
Tatjana Scheffler
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Typographica
@typographica@typo.social  ·  activity timestamp last month
Mignon Fogarty
@grammargirl@zirk.us  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
Promotional graphic for a Grammar Girl interview titled 'The surprising history (and politics) of emoji.' The title appears in bold red text at the top of the image, with a large laughing-crying emoji centered below it. In the bottom half are photos of two smiling people: on the left is Grammar Girl host Mignon Fogarty with long dark hair, and on the right is guest Keith Houston, wearing a plaid shirt. The top left corner has a black label that reads 'INTERVIEW,' and the QDT logo appears in the top right corner. At the bottom, white text reads 'GRAMMAR Girl' and a black label reads 'KEITH HOUSTON.'
Promotional graphic for a Grammar Girl interview titled 'The surprising history (and politics) of emoji.' The title appears in bold red text at the top of the image, with a large laughing-crying emoji centered below it. In the bottom half are photos of two smiling people: on the left is Grammar Girl host Mignon Fogarty with long dark hair, and on the right is guest Keith Houston, wearing a plaid shirt. The top left corner has a black label that reads 'INTERVIEW,' and the QDT logo appears in the top right corner. At the bottom, white text reads 'GRAMMAR Girl' and a black label reads 'KEITH HOUSTON.'
Promotional graphic for a Grammar Girl interview titled 'The surprising history (and politics) of emoji.' The title appears in bold red text at the top of the image, with a large laughing-crying emoji centered below it. In the bottom half are photos of two smiling people: on the left is Grammar Girl host Mignon Fogarty with long dark hair, and on the right is guest Keith Houston, wearing a plaid shirt. The top left corner has a black label that reads 'INTERVIEW,' and the QDT logo appears in the top right corner. At the bottom, white text reads 'GRAMMAR Girl' and a black label reads 'KEITH HOUSTON.'
Mignon Fogarty
@grammargirl@zirk.us  ·  activity timestamp 5 months ago
Promotional graphic for a Grammar Girl interview titled 'The surprising history (and politics) of emoji.' The title appears in bold red text at the top of the image, with a large laughing-crying emoji centered below it. In the bottom half are photos of two smiling people: on the left is Grammar Girl host Mignon Fogarty with long dark hair, and on the right is guest Keith Houston, wearing a plaid shirt. The top left corner has a black label that reads 'INTERVIEW,' and the QDT logo appears in the top right corner. At the bottom, white text reads 'GRAMMAR Girl' and a black label reads 'KEITH HOUSTON.'
Promotional graphic for a Grammar Girl interview titled 'The surprising history (and politics) of emoji.' The title appears in bold red text at the top of the image, with a large laughing-crying emoji centered below it. In the bottom half are photos of two smiling people: on the left is Grammar Girl host Mignon Fogarty with long dark hair, and on the right is guest Keith Houston, wearing a plaid shirt. The top left corner has a black label that reads 'INTERVIEW,' and the QDT logo appears in the top right corner. At the bottom, white text reads 'GRAMMAR Girl' and a black label reads 'KEITH HOUSTON.'
Promotional graphic for a Grammar Girl interview titled 'The surprising history (and politics) of emoji.' The title appears in bold red text at the top of the image, with a large laughing-crying emoji centered below it. In the bottom half are photos of two smiling people: on the left is Grammar Girl host Mignon Fogarty with long dark hair, and on the right is guest Keith Houston, wearing a plaid shirt. The top left corner has a black label that reads 'INTERVIEW,' and the QDT logo appears in the top right corner. At the bottom, white text reads 'GRAMMAR Girl' and a black label reads 'KEITH HOUSTON.'
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