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Afaik the red "O" means ok in japanese while the "X" means.
That example kinda makes it even funnier :D
The X means....... What?? Don't leave me hanging!;
No.
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That's the joke.That's an interesting question. Many other emoticons in the standard set are just as questionable. It is especially interesting to find out who came up with this set and decided that this number of emoticons and their varieties is what the user needs.
As for the fact that the mobile emoji set looks too small for desktop pc, perhaps Lemmy should make her own emoji set?