Change emoji for code review changes
See original GitHub issueHello @carloscuesta 😎!
I already opened a PR (jumped the gun a little there), but it seems like it might be worth changing the code review suggestion emoji to something other than the ok hand as that has been co-opted by white nationalists.
- Emoji: 👀 :
- Code:
:eyes:
- Description: Eyes imply that someone has looked at the code to review it so it seems like an appropriate emoji.
There are well documented issues with the ok hand and changing that emoji could eliminate a potential trigger for some and make this project more inclusive.
Related with https://github.com/carloscuesta/gitmoji/pull/461
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)
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You know, we are discussing the removal of this emoji on #348, maybe we can post-pone this PR until we are set on whether we are removing it or not 🤔
Here’s a theme I’m always wondering about. Why make things worse than they are? Certainly some people have used this gesture as a racist sign but for all that will have to completely change the meaning of it? If tomorrow the white nationalists shake hands as a sign of supremacy will we all stop shaking hands?
I am of the opinion that ancestral symbols should not be tarnished by a few people.
Lets just keep 👌 since it’s an ok hand