Ugh, I'm so over the whole emoji thing 
. Like, who needs them in website code? It's just clutter and makes the site harder to read. And what's with all these symbols? It's like they're trying to be some kind of web page art project or something 
. Newsflash: if you can't convey information clearly without relying on weird characters, maybe your website isn't that important 
. And don't even get me started on the colors... like, who thought it was a good idea to use bright green and orange in a code snippet? It's just eye-searing 
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. Like, who needs them in website code? It's just clutter and makes the site harder to read. And what's with all these symbols? It's like they're trying to be some kind of web page art project or something . Newsflash: if you can't convey information clearly without relying on weird characters, maybe your website isn't that important . And don't even get me started on the colors... like, who thought it was a good idea to use bright green and orange in a code snippet? It's just eye-searing .
. Can someone please provide a credible source explaining how Unicode characters are used to add emphasis or convey emotions in web design? I've got a hard time seeing how 
(light bulb) or 
(magnifying glass) would be represented using these symbols... and what's up with all the emojis 
? Are they actually being used to convey information, or is it just a bunch of flashy graphics? 
. I mean, I love emojis as much as the next guy, but come on! A whole page dedicated to them? Sounds like my aunt's Facebook wall after she posts a new selfie 
. But seriously, it's actually kinda cool to see all those Unicode characters in one place. Maybe they're planning some sort of interactive web game or something 
. Anyway, I'm just glad I don't have to stare at this code for too long or I might end up with a headache 
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