I wonder how many Hive authors have seen old versions of emojis (or worse, only outlines of emojis) on older devices used for Hive blogging frontends. π€―π β¦
Some people's desktop computers are more than 10 years old though, that while those computers run the latest versions of Linux (or Windows), they fail to support modern graphicsβ¦
The platform could also check whether the web browser supports such set of emojis, which if not (or at least not close enough), the server would provide the client with theβ¦
If you the Hive blockchain's PEPE frog does not know which trees (PEPE) frogs like, I wonder if there is !HOPE that Humans know about it! π€― Peperhaps a coconut (π₯₯) would doβ¦
I tried to search for a wood or log emoji on the #Ecency emoji picker but failed to find one. π€― Peperhaps a tree (π΄, π, π, π³, or π²) would do! πΈβ¦
There's also the issue of the user's web browser or operating system being outdated, which would cause the emojis to appear differently or not appear at all, but I think it's noβ¦
A lily pad emoji still does not appear on the emoji pickers that I try to use on Hive blogging frontends, but at least the wood emoji (πͺ΅) appears. ππΈ !PIZZAβ¦
Too many emojis though might lead to difficulties for a user choosing the right one (especially when they use a new emoji picker where there is no "Recent" section yet). π€― Iβ¦
Imagine that the human (or frog) who owns that Hive account comes back here on Hive and becomes a full-fledged PEPE frog. π€ !PIZZA
By the way, I edited my previous comment.β¦