その他の記号及び絵記号 (Japanese Wikipedia)

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modelviewculture.com

"Perhaps I wouldn’t mind that the emoji world now literally has “colored” people, if it weren’t for the timing. Instead, what could have been a meaningless, empty gesture becomes an outright insult. You can’t write your name in your native language, but at least you can tweet your frustration with an emoji face that’s the same shade of brown as yours!" Aditya Mukerjee , "I Can Text You A Pile of Poo, But I Can’t Write My Name", Model View Culture 43, 17 March 2015. Google's New Emoji Aimed At Promoting Gender Equality Are Coming, Slashdot 14 July 2016.

"Perhaps I wouldn’t mind that the emoji world now literally has “colored” people, if it weren’t for the timing. Instead, what could have been a meaningless, empty gesture becomes an outright insult. You can’t write your name in your native language, but at least you can tweet your frustration with an emoji face that’s the same shade of brown as yours!" Aditya Mukerjee , "I Can Text You A Pile of Poo, But I Can’t Write My Name", Model View Culture 43, 17 March 2015. Google's New Emoji Aimed At Promoting Gender Equality Are Coming, Slashdot 14 July 2016.

L2/13-207、L2/14-054、L2/14-063、L2/15-051.html、L2/15-051.txtも参照。
L2/15-198、L2/15-275も参照。
L2/14-172R、L2/14-174R、L2/14-275、L2/15-025も参照。
“Unicode character database”. The Unicode Standard. 2016年7月9日閲覧。
“Enumerated Versions of The Unicode Standard”. The Unicode Standard. 2016年7月9日閲覧。
“UTR #51: Unicode Emoji”. Unicode Consortium (2017年5月18日). 2018年2月17日閲覧。
“UCD: Emoji Data for UTR #51”. Unicode Consortium (2017年3月27日). 2018年2月17日閲覧。
“UTS #51 Emoji Variation Sequences”. The Unicode Consortium. 2018年2月17日閲覧。
"The default representation of these modifier characters when used alone is as a color swatch. Whenever one of these characters immediately follows certain characters (such as WOMAN), then a font should show the sequence as a single glyph corresponding to the image for the person(s) or body part with the specified skin tone" Draft Unicode Technical Report #51 "UNICODE EMOJI" Version 1.0 (draft 10) eds. Mark Davis (Google Inc.), Peter Edberg (Apple Inc.), 2015-05-08.