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soc_puppet) wrote2006-10-16 08:04 pm
soc_puppet) wrote2006-10-16 08:04 pm
Because I thought it would be fun to share: things my heartmarks turn into
...Okay, not just heartmarks. Also symbols like ¦ or foreign letters like ç. But mostly heartmarks, 'cuz that's what I use most often. Anyway, Yahoo!Mail reads 'em weird, and presents 'em as kanji. Here's some of what I've gotten:
ç:
鏰 and 莽
¦:
娄
Heartmarks:
鈾モ櫏鈾 (three hearts)
鈾モ櫏鈾モ櫏鈾 (five hearts)
鏰:
閺
In conclusion: Yahoo!Mail is weird. But also possibly an interesting reason to look up kanji meanings.Unless they're actually Chinese, in which case I'll have to find a different dictionary.
Edit: Bonus: What other people's heartmarks have turned into:
鈾モ櫏鈾
...Which is really more of the same, but I wanted to include it anyway.
Edit 2: Okay, it's sort-of back to normal now. Kanji (and kana, thank you Pat) are now appearing as follows:
モ
é°
莽
娄
鈾
æ«
é–º
And heartmarks are now (back to):
♥
Which I'm pretty sure is what they used to be. It was interesting while it lasted...
ç:
鏰 and 莽
¦:
娄
Heartmarks:
鈾モ櫏鈾 (three hearts)
鈾モ櫏鈾モ櫏鈾 (five hearts)
鏰:
閺
In conclusion: Yahoo!Mail is weird. But also possibly an interesting reason to look up kanji meanings.
Edit: Bonus: What other people's heartmarks have turned into:
鈾モ櫏鈾
...Which is really more of the same, but I wanted to include it anyway.
Edit 2: Okay, it's sort-of back to normal now. Kanji (and kana, thank you Pat) are now appearing as follows:
モ
é°
莽
娄
鈾
æ«
é–º
And heartmarks are now (back to):
♥
Which I'm pretty sure is what they used to be. It was interesting while it lasted...
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