I would say that here, likes can function more as a way to show in a simpler way what a publication made you feel, since many clients even allow you to upload your own emojis or make your own, which c...
Agreed. Perhaps, to borrow physics nomenclature, the type of like/reaction/emoji used offers the "direction" of the response and the zap offers the "magnitude" of the response?
I've thought for a little while now that there must be an option to integrate a set of emojis into my @Jumble experience but I don't know how so I've just been doing without. I have the ability to like/react to posts using various emojis but I don't know how to incorporate them into the text of my posts that I compose.
I've thought for a little while now that there must be an option to integrate a set of emojis into my @Jumble experience but I don't know how so I've just been doing without. I have the ability to like/react to posts using various emojis but I don't know how to incorporate them into the text of my posts that I compose.
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