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Hi, I'm Molly McEw and this is our yet to be named Tech Podcast.

Today, I'm happy to announce you can visit theringer.com and check out all the great content

we have, including a feature I wrote about the absolutely massive custom emoji market.

Related to that, this podcast is all about emoji.

I'll be talking to Fred Benenson, author of EmojiDec.

The goal of the project was an emoji translation of Kevin Bellville's MoodooDec.

We're also talking to Internet-Linguist Gretchen McCollock.

I know the Unicut Consortium is pushing for emoji as the singular and plural.

I don't think we've collectively decided.

The easiest thing to do is just pluralize it the same way that you pluralize any other

word in English.

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