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Koreans, maybe some other Asians, and those who can read and write in their languages. Ain't no one stopping me now γ…‹γ…‹γ…‹

The other thing to take into account is there might be a limit to how many emojis you can keep at the ready? I had to delete one of mine to make the last one appear ready for use.

I'm on Amethyst. Can you see my word as emoji? It's fine to assume I sent one I guess but confirmation that it appears would be nice. 😁

I tested this theory it kind of works. In Korean chat the letter on the left could be taken as 'lol' and the one in the middle as a crying emoji. But the interesting thing is the one on the right is the base for the word 'read' but I couldn't put more than one 'character' in there so lobger words are out.

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I wonder if one of those Asian languages where one character is a word would work πŸ€” then you could leave weird messages in other languages πŸ˜‚

Ooh, I can practice my Korean and learn libertarian Korean words. κ³ λ§™μŠ΅λ‹ˆλ‹€ πŸ˜€

It seems to happen every now and again. An army of following bots πŸ€·πŸ½β€β™€οΈ. I'm not sure why, but one theory suggests perhaps the bots exist to screw with web of trust stuff.

That probably depends on whether or not you are one of the "international community" getting paid to think... Or if you are a pleb being robbed of more than half your income in taxes. πŸ˜’

Anatomy of the state really got me. But it's been a while since I read it. I'm due for a re-reading I think.