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For questions about the use of emojis 🐋 and smileys :) (small pictures to express certain emotional expressions and other objects) on Stack Exchange.
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Replacement char � (FFFD) in URLs [duplicate]
This question Why do emoji like 💩 appear when I use Safari, but not Chrome?
Has a canonical URL of Why do emoji like 💩 appear when I use Safari, but not Chrome? … Which is an encoded form of ��
It should instead have a canonical URL of Why do emoji like 💩 appear when I use Safari, but not Chrome?
Which is a correct encoded form of 💩. …
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