go to 2;36Oh, the Family Guy one? I only watched part of it to get the gist of what it meant. My bad.
go to 2;36Oh, the Family Guy one? I only watched part of it to get the gist of what it meant. My bad.
Went back and watched it all.go to 2;36
Well, most people understand if it's THE ONE ABOVE THE POST.Went back and watched it all.
But for god's sake man, use the Reply thingy!
Gen Z's new thing to be triggered over is the 'thumbs up' emoji at work. No, really. This is a thing now.
Grow up.www.louderwithcrowder.com
Unprofessional?I thought they were the ones driving the push for ever more emojis because everything screen based has to be video game/cartoon adjacent to keep them happy
Why not just do away with offing emojis altogether. We existed for decades without them, and as they seem to be belatedly realizing they are stupid, unprofessional and ambiguous
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But the cited article is centered on interactions at work, not after hours among friends - although I'm sure they are just as triggered when friends do itUnprofessional?
I'm retired. EVERYTHING I do is unprofessional.
From MS TeamsBut the cited article is centered on interactions at work, not after hours among friends - although I'm sure they are just as triggered when friends do it
I recall at one time use of proper punctuation in an SMS was triggering for some reason. Now there was a level of abstraction I was happy to accommodate
Since the one guy[?] was kvetching about how he had taken the time to compose a nice message and at least others could take the time to compose a reply, is there a gold/participation trophy emoji that could be used in place of thumbs up? If not, there should be
Don't give them any money.
they'll just buy deviled eggs.
and now I want deviled eggs