Emoticons! School work about them :-)
From Mathieu Frenette <mid...@interlinx.qc.ca>
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· 28 Feb 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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Hi...
I'm doing a school work about emoticons in my Communication & Medias
course. I need to find interesting "ideas" to include in this work,
like how people communicate emotions easily using only simple
characters, how this is a kind of language, and so on... Please let me
hear any comments you have that I could include in this work, any idea,
approach, or further reading... I need to come up with substancial
material for my research. BTW: I'll surely present the work in front of
the class...
Thanks in advance for anything you could say...
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Kind Regards,
Mathieu.
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Mathieu Frenette, aka ]\/[id ]<night
Antares Prod.
<mid...@interlinx.qc.ca> Don't let the Bit Bug Byte!
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