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The Executive team had nothing to do with the Memoji’s. It was probably someone from marketing or their web team. Why even bring that up? It doesn’t help your a
by dewski 8y ago
The Executive team had nothing to do with the Memoji’s. It was probably someone from marketing or their web team. Why even bring that up? It doesn’t help your argument at all.
- 0xJRS 8y agoActually I agree with him, it's fairly unprofessional, and i'm usually one for casual but it just feels immature.
- aaron695 8y agoIt's for World Emoji Day, one day, what's with the hate? (Emoji are probably the biggest/quickest language change ever seen. They are important. You might make a case Memoji aren't Emoji's but then people were dismissive of Emoji's when they came out There are also political, corporations now have control how we write, at the alphabet level.... - https://blog.emojipedia.org/all-major-vendors-commit-to-gun-redesign/ https://blog.emojipedia.org/all-major-vendors-commit-to-gun-... )
- protomyth 8y ago> The Executive team had nothing to do with the Memoji’s. I think Steve Job's own philosophy would override that assertion: Steve Jobs On The Difference Between A Vice President And A Janitor https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Steve-Jobs-On-The-Difference-Between-A-Vice-2361444.php https://www.sfgate.com/news/article/Steve-Jobs-On-The-Differ...