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VATupdate Newsletter Week 24 2022

Emoji can help people to convey feelings and understand the meaning of a text. But the use of emoji also brings ambiguities in the interpretation of communication, resulting in inefficiency. And some people simply hate them.

What are the most used Emojis? Find out HERE

Emoji’s are the ‘smileys’ that you can add to a conversation or chat. The modern-day emoji can be loosely traced back to chatrooms in the 1990s, when primitive emojis were used in conversations, like : ) to signal a smile or ; ) to punctuate a joke or sarcastic jab.

Designer Shigetaka Kurita is considered to be the founding father of today’s emojis. In 1999, NTT DOCOMO, a Japanese cell phone company, released a set of 176 emojis for mobile phones and pagers. Emoji is the blend of two Japanese words: picture and letter. It’s a mere coincidence that “emoji” sounds like it was derived from the English word “emotion.

Although emoji have visual similarity, their interpretation is influenced by cultural background, technical differences and their own visual characteristics. The specific meanings that users want to express by emoji may be different from their official definitions, resulting in different interpretations of the same emoji.

It’s almost similar to tax codes in ERP systems. These can also be interpreted differently and be used inappropriately. Within the large group of VAT people we also have lovers and haters of tax codes. Probably the group of haters is somewhat bigger… 😉

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