Have you ever tried, but no one has managed to Emoji to describe that determines je ne sais quoi, while you are a friend of a text message? I wish you were “surprised face” the best of the Emoji could take and add a little ‘of “smiling cat” to the mix to really make your point? Unfortunately, there is no way to mix different emoji in place. But you might find what you are looking for Emoji Mashup Provides a Twitter account run for 18 years, developer Louan Bengmah that every now create a randomized mashup of two different Emoji. studied Bengmah, web development in France, less code began to learn of a year ago. He created Emoji Mashup Bot after experimenting with the development of the programming language. “I thought of doing a Twitter bot would be a nice exercise its” Bengmah said in an e-mail. “Well, I saw some great YouTube tutorials and while I have found experimenting with the idea of merging two Emojis together fun and interesting. It took about a week.” The results are surprising. While some of the combinations completely randomized pretty tame (like the confused-nausea Combo), hundreds of other mashups are amazing, crude, suggestive or entertain in some cases. For the uninitiated, are the Emoji characters, like a winking face, dancing girls or, yes, piles of feces. They are approved and distributed by the Unicode Consortium, the guidelines needed to replicate correctly creates the character, regardless of the device used. Each emoji has a unique identification code that is its overall look. Companies like Apple and Microsoft have some flexibility when it comes to appropriate Emoji because a smile Emojis look on your phone different from those on your PC. If you scratch the bit to get their hands on these personalized mashups to send to your friends, you’re probably out of luck. This is because each emoji in the current list of Unicode Consortium added more than 3,000 characters (including permutations) should be proposed, discussed and approved by this group. A variety of factors influence whether the consortium approves or rejects a proposal for emoji, including criteria such as readability, references to potential popularity and similarities to existing emoji. On average, only 70 Unicode consortium emoji approved each year. But how Bengmah says they do take requests. “People can bring in Unicode new emoji, be added to the list,” he says. “And maybe what he did about the local mashup bots and adopted, but there is no chance that they add more ones.” However Bengmah was the mashup provides much easier to do find new Emoji potential, and provides proof of the Unicode consortium must approve certain supplements. “There are some really new mashups that show emotions and I know for a fact that many people in their conversations they already use,” explains Bengmah. Do not wait to act on behalf of the consortium. Instead, he is working with other developers of friendly adhesive smartphone pack up his mashup Emoji create so people can share their creations as images. However, these adhesives Conf special applications (such as iMessage) only makes sense, so do not expect that multiply the Emoji way to do it through the web. “They do not replace the regular emoji, the easiest way to use,” says Bengmah, “but I hope people keep them for a long time.” Copyright Picture from @EmojiMashupBot
The Emoji Mashup Bot creates fun, fun and useful new Emoji. Meet the 18-year-old developer behind
