Whether OneSky count an emoji/ emoticon as a word depends on the context of it.
Emoji and Emoticon
- Single unicode characters as one word
- Combined punctuations as emoticons
- As there are combinations not as standardized as unicode block standards, they may be counted according to the components they have, here are some examples:
- : - ) has no word as punctuations include no word count
- =P counted as one word as the letter P is counted as one word
- < 3 counted as one word as the number 3 is counted as one word
- As there are combinations not as standardized as unicode block standards, they may be counted according to the components they have, here are some examples:
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@geometry dash meltdown Thanks for your suggestion.
That's a great explanation of how emoji and emoticons are counted as words! It’s fascinating how these symbols and characters are handled differently depending on their context and Unicode blocks. Here's a brief summary of what you shared:
Single Unicode characters are typically counted as one word each, including:
Miscellaneous Symbols and Pictographs
Supplemental Symbols and Pictographs
Emoticons
Transport and Map Symbols
Miscellaneous Symbols
Dingbats
Combined punctuations as emoticons:
:-)(no words, as punctuations don't count)=P(counted as one word, since the letter P is a word)<3(counted as one word, since the number 3 is a word)MyCentura Patient Portal
The Team will count a placeholder as one word to compensate the effort of translators to take care of them. Same concept applies to HTML tags or any words or numbers that need not to be translated like flixfox app download.
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