@[email protected] @julia @MarkAssPandi in Unicode civilization, nobody wants to use their characters on meaningless filler. I used to be in Unicode Poverty. I lived in one of the worst neighborhoods: Twitter. I remember it like it was yesterday, with only 140 characters per post. it was awful. since then, they've renovated the place and now all the Twitter residents get 280 characters; twice as much as when I was down there. But this is still abysmally low. One level up is Bluesky. it's barely an improvement over Twitter's 280. They could've built Bluesky in a Rich Unicode Neighborhood, but they didn't. I don't know why, but they built it right next to Twitter, tip-toeing right in the Unicode Poverty Line, at exactly 300 characters. when I was living in Unicode Twitter , I was given a fastpass out of that hellhole. I ascended straight to the heavens of Sharkey. here, in this comfy Upper Middle Class Unicode Neighborhood, I have a character limit of 8192. that's why you're hearing me ramble on and on and on. I am the most powerful shitposter in all of Unicode civilization. far from the Unicode Poverty Line, those bluesky users can only dream of having what I'm having.