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Upgrade Fab's EMOTICONS!!

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago

Ok it's time! Yes, the time has arrived to upgrade Fab's inadequate and boring emoticons. They have hardly any range, most people are using that damn green head with the grin when they really want to show tears of laughter. It feels like being smothered. Then, if you forget to put an emoticon in between text, having the cursor in the place you want it won't matter, the emoticon will get placed at the end of the text and you have to copy and paste it where you want it. How about more emoticons eh?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"Ok it's time! Yes, the time has arrived to upgrade Fab's inadequate and boring emoticons. They have hardly any range, most people are using that damn green head with the grin when they really want to show tears of laughter. It feels like being smothered. Then, if you forget to put an emoticon in between text, having the cursor in the place you want it won't matter, the emoticon will get placed at the end of the text and you have to copy and paste it where you want it. How about more emoticons eh?"

Definitely with the second point, this banging the emoticon at the end of the message has baked our noodle for some time now!

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"Ok it's time! Yes, the time has arrived to upgrade Fab's inadequate and boring emoticons. They have hardly any range, most people are using that damn green head with the grin when they really want to show tears of laughter. It feels like being smothered. Then, if you forget to put an emoticon in between text, having the cursor in the place you want it won't matter, the emoticon will get placed at the end of the text and you have to copy and paste it where you want it. How about more emoticons eh?

Definitely with the second point, this banging the emoticon at the end of the message has baked our noodle for some time now! "

Drives me right up the wall!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

"

Emojis don't express the written word. Both the written word and emojis and all pictures and symbols and sounds - including letters for that matter - are expressions of abstraction and thought and communicate ideas.

That's why they're called 'emoticons' or 'emojis' from 'emotion' or 'emoting'!

About letters... All letters are pictures to express concepts and emoticons are no different. It's only because we have lost the meaning of the symbols that we think they are not actually pictures or emoticons but they are. It's no different from say written Chinese. So yes, especially in social media and forums where the emotion of the person has become as important as the idea they are sharing, emoticons are important. We are not all writing dissertations here. We're replacing in-person communication. You could write "angry face" and even that wouldn't be the same as saying you're angry. Emoticons ARE written language, at least in social media. Just look up how modern letters come from emoticons and pictures (hieroglyphs for example).

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

Emojis don't express the written word. Both the written word and emojis and all pictures and symbols and sounds - including letters for that matter - are expressions of abstraction and thought and communicate ideas.

That's why they're called 'emoticons' or 'emojis' from 'emotion' or 'emoting'!

About letters... All letters are pictures to express concepts and emoticons are no different. It's only because we have lost the meaning of the symbols that we think they are not actually pictures or emoticons but they are. It's no different from say written Chinese. So yes, especially in social media and forums where the emotion of the person has become as important as the idea they are sharing, emoticons are important. We are not all writing dissertations here. We're replacing in-person communication. You could write "angry face" and even that wouldn't be the same as saying you're angry. Emoticons ARE written language, at least in social media. Just look up how modern letters come from emoticons and pictures (hieroglyphs for example). "

Well done professor.

I was just taking the piss but never mind.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

"

#emojipower

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By *ady LickWoman  over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere

I would rather they concentrated on more important things, like how to make it easier to search for suitable playmates. That's what this site is missing not bloody emojes!!! oh....

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I would rather they concentrated on more important things, like how to make it easier to search for suitable playmates. That's what this site is missing not bloody emojes!!! oh.... "

Found one

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By *r.BlondeMan  over a year ago

Chester/Wirral

We need a fishing one and a monkey facepalm.

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By *dwalu2Couple  over a year ago

Bristol

The whole forum needs an upgrade. It was ancient back in 2011...

By the way, what does this emoticon mean? Is it supposed to be a lightbulb?

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I would rather they concentrated on more important things, like how to make it easier to search for suitable playmates. That's what this site is missing not bloody emojes!!! oh.... "

Haha true! But you done a great thread on that with really good posts from people giving ideas. It all depends if fab owners/admin will take action. They probably will at some point, but just takes time. I have seen good changes happening and fab is better function wise then it was back in 2015.

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By *ade and VanessaCouple  over a year ago

Central Scotland


"The whole forum needs an upgrade. It was ancient back in 2011...

By the way, what does this emoticon mean? Is it supposed to be a lightbulb?"

I think it's an emoji fleshlight...

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By *atdancerCouple  over a year ago

Edinburgh


"By the way, what does this emoticon mean? Is it supposed to be a lightbulb?"

Yes, although it has always made me think of Kenny (from South Park) peeking out through his parka hood. And it's always that thought first and *then* the realisation that it's a light bulb.

Hat

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

Emojis don't express the written word. Both the written word and emojis and all pictures and symbols and sounds - including letters for that matter - are expressions of abstraction and thought and communicate ideas.

That's why they're called 'emoticons' or 'emojis' from 'emotion' or 'emoting'!

About letters... All letters are pictures to express concepts and emoticons are no different. It's only because we have lost the meaning of the symbols that we think they are not actually pictures or emoticons but they are. It's no different from say written Chinese. So yes, especially in social media and forums where the emotion of the person has become as important as the idea they are sharing, emoticons are important. We are not all writing dissertations here. We're replacing in-person communication. You could write "angry face" and even that wouldn't be the same as saying you're angry. Emoticons ARE written language, at least in social media. Just look up how modern letters come from emoticons and pictures (hieroglyphs for example).

Well done professor.

I was just taking the piss but never mind."

Naughty boy, detention for taking the piss lol.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago

The green grin is jealousy, but is used instead of laughing

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By (user no longer on site) OP     over a year ago


"I would rather they concentrated on more important things, like how to make it easier to search for suitable playmates. That's what this site is missing not bloody emojes!!! oh.... "

Caught one! Hah, I knew my little trap would work. Now you are mine, time for bang bang!

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By *ed PetalCouple  over a year ago

Kent


"I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

"

Ok, tell me, how do you do all these???

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By *ed PetalCouple  over a year ago

Kent

I must admit, I generally access Fab from my iPad or phone and add emojis out of habit that then don’t show. It would be great of this site supported them.

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

Ok, tell me, how do you do all these???"

For all the people that don't know:

When you hit "reply+quote" in the text above you can see how they did that emoji.

For the full list take a look at this link...

https://m.fabswingers.com/forum/help/814611

Enjoy!

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

Ok, tell me, how do you do all these???

For all the people that don't know:

When you hit "reply+quote" in the text above you can see how they did that emoji.

For the full list take a look at this link...

https://m.fabswingers.com/forum/help/814611

Enjoy! "

You Sir, are awesome

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By *ady LickWoman  over a year ago

Northampton Somewhere


"I would rather they concentrated on more important things, like how to make it easier to search for suitable playmates. That's what this site is missing not bloody emojes!!! oh....

Haha true! But you done a great thread on that with really good posts from people giving ideas. It all depends if fab owners/admin will take action. They probably will at some point, but just takes time. I have seen good changes happening and fab is better function wise then it was back in 2015."

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By (user no longer on site)  over a year ago


"I didn't realise just how important emoji's were in expressing the written word. not a fan of them myself

Emojis don't express the written word. Both the written word and emojis and all pictures and symbols and sounds - including letters for that matter - are expressions of abstraction and thought and communicate ideas.

That's why they're called 'emoticons' or 'emojis' from 'emotion' or 'emoting'!

About letters... All letters are pictures to express concepts and emoticons are no different. It's only because we have lost the meaning of the symbols that we think they are not actually pictures or emoticons but they are. It's no different from say written Chinese. So yes, especially in social media and forums where the emotion of the person has become as important as the idea they are sharing, emoticons are important. We are not all writing dissertations here. We're replacing in-person communication. You could write "angry face" and even that wouldn't be the same as saying you're angry. Emoticons ARE written language, at least in social media. Just look up how modern letters come from emoticons and pictures (hieroglyphs for example).

Well done professor.

I was just taking the piss but never mind.

Naughty boy, detention for taking the piss lol. "

Sorry Mistress

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By *eannaTV/TS  over a year ago

Cwmfelifach, nr Newport

Well said sweetie

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