On 2019-01-24 Andrew West wrote, > The ESC and UTC do an appallingly bad job at regulating emoji, and I > would like to see the Emoji Subcommittee disbanded, and decisions on > new emoji taken away from the UTC, and handed over to a consortium or > committee of vendors who would be given a dedicated vendor-use emoji > plane to play with (kinda like a PUA plane with pre-assigned > characters with algorithmic names [VENDOR-ASSIGNED EMOJI XXXXX] which > the vendors can then associate with glyphs as they see fit; and as > emoji seem to evolve over time they would be free to modify and > reassign glyphs as they like because the Unicode Standard would not > define the meaning or glyph for any characters in this plane).Nobody disagreed and I think it’s a splendid suggestion. If anyone is discussing drafting a proposal to accomplish this, please include me in the “cc”.
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