Emoji arrive on facebook

The Emoji is the meaning that the Japanese give to the different emoticons that haunt the social networks, web pages, glogs and forum posts. This word means "image" and "letter" in youth culture. Emoji are used to express certain types of emotions such as anger, joy, sadness, among others; They are also used to express another scam of emotions or simply to formulate short texts in images.

Emoji arrive on Facebook

We can find them on almost all social networks from their beginnings on the internet. Now Facebook joins this culture that has given something to talk about in the last two years. Since if we take a look back we will remember that incorporated into the private chat that this social network offers us, Emoji very similar to any other that we can find in phone applications such as WhatsApp, BlackBerry Messenger, among others.

We can affirm that they came to Facebook to stay, the use of these particular and fun images has expanded beyond private chats.

For some time now, social media users have been hailing a dislike button, so they can freely express their opinion. Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg has given the matter some thought that he would not like to turn his social network into a forum where people are against or in favor of a post. Although good… Really liking it was being in favor, right?

Instead of placing a “don't like” button, the facebook group decided that people could express their feelings about the publication. A less direct way than a nasty one I don't like.

What emojis do we find? We have something for everyone, from I love it, it makes me angry, it amazes me… these Emoji are dedicated solely to express themselves on the content of other people's publications, for example. For example, the content of a publication deals with poverty in the third world; You can press and like the post (if you agree with what you see in it) and then show your feelings about the content of the post.

I do not like a very accurate way in exchange for a bad dukedom, which is very likely a tool for cyberbullying and Trolls that inhabit the darkness of different social networks. They usually hide with a nickname and not with their real name…

Since ultimately one of the problems that you want to avoid with the dislike button, is harassment by users who hide in anonymity to harm other people. It is very understandable that Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg and the group in charge of enabling new options have made this decision to include this new way of expressing yourself.

Definitely, They are a fun way to express feelings or recreate situations with funny images, which Facebook has had a good acceptance thanks to its ingenious idea where users can show rejection in a less unpleasant way to a publication or post published by acquaintances and family and friends.