Oh hey there. Looks like that's my questionmy question you've linked there. :P
Michael Frank's answer is entirely correct. As per the premise of my question, the emoji renders incorrectly in both the title and body of the question. The Apple logo 
there is actually an image uploaded to imgur to demonstrate what the emoji is supposed to look like.
In other words, I think we can safely count this as status-bydesign.
Oh hey there. Looks like that's my question you've linked there. :P
Michael Frank's answer is entirely correct. As per the premise of my question, the emoji renders incorrectly in both the title and body of the question. The Apple logo there is actually an image uploaded to imgur to demonstrate what the emoji is supposed to look like.
In other words, I think we can safely count this as status-bydesign.
Oh hey there. Looks like that's my question you've linked there. :P
Michael Frank's answer is entirely correct. As per the premise of my question, the emoji renders incorrectly in both the title and body of the question. The Apple logo there is actually an image uploaded to imgur to demonstrate what the emoji is supposed to look like.
In other words, I think we can safely count this as status-bydesign.
Oh hey there. Looks like that's my question you've linked there. :P
Journeyman Geek'sMichael Frank's answer is entirely correct. As per the premise of my question, the emoji renders incorrectly in both the title and body of the question. The Apple logo there is actually an image uploaded to imgur to demonstrate what the emoji is supposed to look like.
In other words, I think we can safely count this as status-bydesign.
Oh hey there. Looks like that's my question you've linked there. :P
Journeyman Geek's answer is entirely correct. As per the premise of my question, the emoji renders incorrectly in both the title and body of the question. The Apple logo there is actually an image uploaded to imgur to demonstrate what the emoji is supposed to look like.
In other words, I think we can safely count this as status-bydesign.
Oh hey there. Looks like that's my question you've linked there. :P
Michael Frank's answer is entirely correct. As per the premise of my question, the emoji renders incorrectly in both the title and body of the question. The Apple logo there is actually an image uploaded to imgur to demonstrate what the emoji is supposed to look like.
In other words, I think we can safely count this as status-bydesign.
Oh hey there. Looks like that's my question you've linked there. :P
Journeyman Geek's answer is entirely correct. As per the premise of my question, the emoji renders incorrectly in both the title and body of the question. The Apple logo there is actually an image uploaded to imgur to demonstrate what the emoji is supposed to look like.
In other words, I think we can safely count this as status-bydesign.
