tschfflr

tschfflr, 8 months ago

@linguistics Alright I see everyone’s preferences are different from mine, but this is VERY weird when there are several authors! “We follow the approach in x, y & z (2022)” What is really needed is a reference to a work, not a person.
Btw, the “linguistic” arguments are moot, since entities written in parentheses can definitely be complements of prepositions, see “an example is found in (3)”. @minimalparts @dingemansemark

tschfflr, 10 months ago

@felwert You get another guess because that emoji is so new it's actually not in our study 😱 - It was only approved late in 2022. https://emojipedia.org/shaking-face/
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tschfflr, 10 months ago

@enzet @linguistics 😂 is by far the most frequent emoji (overall) in all statistics I've seen so far.
https://home.unicode.org/emoji/emoji-frequency/
In my German data, second place goes to 🤣. #emoji #research #sneakPeak

tschfflr, 10 months ago

The official least used face emoji in German tweets (2022) is "frowning face with open mouth": 😦
https://emojipedia.org/frowning-face-with-open-mouth
It is almost 1000 times less frequent than 😂
#research #emojis
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