Yep. Fedigram is not part of Unicode symbol, so it make sense that people choose something that already exist, like @ was opted for user descriptor instead of inventing a new one.
Also, it’s colorful feature is so prominent, so that if you make it single color, it feels entirely different thing. Not work on black white/monochrome media.
yes much better than the three stars symbol thing
Do you mean the three *ssholes?
That three stars is not necessarily replacement for fedigram tho.
Seen a lot of people using it like like: fedigram+ ⁂ @[email protected]
It is the first time I saw it. If I understand it right it is use the signal that the following contact is on a fediverse plateform?
Yep. Fedigram is not part of Unicode symbol, so it make sense that people choose something that already exist, like @ was opted for user descriptor instead of inventing a new one.
Also, it’s colorful feature is so prominent, so that if you make it single color, it feels entirely different thing. Not work on black white/monochrome media.