Re: emoji
Are emoji context-sensitive or do they have a fixed meaning (aubergines/eggplants aside)?
If it's the latter, then a good manual is all the discerning autist needs. Surely the explicit nature of emoji should be an aid.
I still have my Kanji book (Hadamitzky & Spahn) but I find the brush-written Chinese characters to be a thing of beauty.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
