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- -gr
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Why does putting an emoji in your signature clear it completely?
I put the siren emoji in my signature and refreshed the page after applying changes, and my signature was gone.
- Knightbot63
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1000+ posts
Why does putting an emoji in your signature clear it completely?
That's why it's empty :/
It's because it wasn't a support emoji. I believe that's just how the forums work with invalid emojis.
It's because it wasn't a support emoji. I believe that's just how the forums work with invalid emojis.
- GIitchInTheMatrix
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1000+ posts
Why does putting an emoji in your signature clear it completely?
Most of them are outside of the Basic Multilingual Field(hat ever its called)
- INSERT-USER_NAME
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1000+ posts
Why does putting an emoji in your signature clear it completely?
scratch no like un-supported emoji in forum.
what scratch do when un-supported emoji?
scratch delete every single character after the emoji, even emoji itself.
what scratch do when un-supported emoji?
scratch delete every single character after the emoji, even emoji itself.
- ByakuyaTheDog
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35 posts
Why does putting an emoji in your signature clear it completely?
We could still add emojis like “_Meow_”
- Knightbot63
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1000+ posts
Why does putting an emoji in your signature clear it completely?
(#5)That is for comments, please stick to what the OP is asking.
We could still add emojis like “_Meow_”
- INSERT-USER_NAME
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1000+ posts
Why does putting an emoji in your signature clear it completely?
no you gotta do it like We could still add emojis like “_Meow_”

- tripIe-A-battery
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500+ posts
Why does putting an emoji in your signature clear it completely?
there’s only very few emojis that scratch supports, so with the ones that it doesn’t, it just removes everything in the post/sig after the unsupported emoji
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