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Emojis And Textual Conversation
- Thread starter Wombat
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I've had chat and chit chat friends that requested and even demanded that I use emojis or emoticons because they are unsure of what some commentary means and they need the comfort of the attached emoji facial expression. So I learned to use them to avoid confusion and for not requiring people to think things through unnecessarily.
In the international world of the internet it's difficult for many to pick up on the intentions of a writer from opposite side of the world.
I often can't make heads or tails of some posts by members from foreign countries, I find it difficult to follow their train of thought or emotions.
Emoji's can help some with emotion but the train of thought is a different thing and very hard for me to explain???
I often can't make heads or tails of some posts by members from foreign countries, I find it difficult to follow their train of thought or emotions.
Emoji's can help some with emotion but the train of thought is a different thing and very hard for me to explain???
I agree. Some commentary is vague and has missing simple although required words that que the English reader as to the intentions of the commentary. English is a technical language but that's what makes it so clear in intention and description. There is supposed to be little left to the imagination if done properly.
