Let's do a straw poll for which emojis best represent each part-of-speech #1856
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This is mostly for fun but also for my experiments in writing tools to help people develop new linters for Harper by examining and analysing words and phrases in context.
I'm thinking of a top 3 or so emojis for each concept if there isn't a definitive one that's really salient.
Here's what I've come up with so far:
📦 concrete "thing" 🦠 mass "stuff"
🏃♀️
👤
🎨 or 🚦 "colour"
🤷♂️ or 🤔 or 😕 "how" 🛣️ or 👣 "way"
📥 "in" 📍 "at"
🔗 or 🤝 or 🖇️
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