On 6 Apr 2017, at 13:19, Christoph Päper <christoph.pae...@crissov.de> wrote:
> 
> Although Michael Everson readily dismisses any connection to emojis, e.g. 
> L2/16-021 or L2/16-087+088, and hence the Emoji and Emoji_Presentation 
> character properties as well as sequences with variation selectors 15 and 16 
> (U+FE0E/F), normal emoji design actually matches "diagram" notation quite 
> nicely in that all emoji glyphs are rendered within an (ideographic / em) 
> square. 

No, no. Emojis are something else very specific and very expensive with 
implications for vendors and having to do with colour. Look at zero:

U+0030 - 0 - DIGIT ZERO
U+0030 FE00 - 0︀ - short diagonal stroke form
U+0030 FE0E - 0︎ - text style
U+0030 FE0F - 0️ - emoji style

Emoji is something else. Emoji is a fine thing, but it’s not chessboard 
typesetting. 

Michael Everson

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