People use words to express their feelings rather than emojis.
Emojis are less serious and a comment that uses them extensively is taken much less seriously than a comment without emojis.
this post was submitted on 22 Dec 2023
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Perhaps this impression is due to the fact that young social media users have devalued these images. You may have seen short messages in various communities consisting of many emoticons. Perhaps the sequence of images means something, but is perceived as spam.
Its just the group we have. I use basic ones sometimes. But I also come from a time before emoji existed.
use your words!
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They have better taste.
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I don't really feel the need to use them to express myself. I try to use words instead :-)
Lemmy is a discussion based social media. Smiley are cool for social medias like facebook
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We could invert the question: why do people wherever you're contrasting use them more?
God damn the kids really don't know the difference. Anyways i use it less probably because I'm browsing Lemmy on my phone in-between other tasks, but maybe I'll start spicing things up.
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