#fedihelp wanted
Anyone know if the 📆 or 📅 emojis allow customizing the date they show or is it inevitably always the 17th? (I guess it cannot be customized if the 🕐 🕣 is any indicator ...) /u
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C.Suthorn
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in reply to C.Suthorn • • •Jan Peterka
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17 is known to bring bad luck, that could be a reason it's got its own emoji. 😁
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Johnny Than
in reply to WeAreFairphone • • •I believe these are just indicators for a following date, not an indicator of the actual date. Even on the freezer bag I have is a similar symbol with a "23" on it. Which was a moment of confusion when I froze something on the 23rd and wrote that date on it.
Roberto M.F.
in reply to WeAreFairphone • • •It's a single Unicode codepoint (U+1F4C5), so nope. Other emoji are codified in a way that can be combined or modified (usually ZWJ to join multiple independent ones, or ligatures for modifiers) but it's not the case, sadly.
Even worst, the date fixed depends on the set of emoji designs used in your OS/platform, so you can't even use it for an event that takes place on July's 17th reliably.
Bad visual design, IMO. A completely appropriate question, though.
Brian
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in reply to Paula with an FP • • •Thomas
in reply to WeAreFairphone • • •Most vendors use July 17 for both 📅 and 📆 emojis, originally chosen due to Apple's iCal announcement and adopted for World Emoji Day