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I think it would be a useful addition.
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Genuine suggestion!
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Can we add a rolleyes emoji to the like shortlist?
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Hey man, I suggested removing the troll and dislike emojis and I got like five troll reactions. I'm just integrating with the culture.
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It might be useful to distinguish from laughing emoji for clarification.
Cynical posts of obviously unoriginal reductive superficial consensus thoughts presented as proof of superior wisdom can get a laughing emoji from me, but it's meant as roll eyes. Laughed at not with, which could be mistaken, but that makes it personally funnier. It would also distinguish the laughing emoji for laughing with non cynical jokes .
Cynical posts of obviously unoriginal reductive superficial consensus thoughts presented as proof of superior wisdom can get a laughing emoji from me, but it's meant as roll eyes. Laughed at not with, which could be mistaken, but that makes it personally funnier. It would also distinguish the laughing emoji for laughing with non cynical jokes .
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Why not? It would fall somewhere between a thumbs-up and a thumbs-down, kind of like an emoji "side-eye."