Change the chart glyph to more clearly indicate relief, perhaps adding a hand wiping the brow.

Propose changing the chart glyph to remove the “steam from nose”, to appear like it is winning, not angry / fed up. Consider whether this will change the interpretation in Japan.

Fix the chart glyph to appear less shocked, and more frowning.

A frown with an ‘open mouth’ is difficult to achieve. Twitter achieves a clearer version of this than the chart glyph.

Fix the chart glyph to not look angry. Should be more “gritting teeth”.

Fix the chart glyph to appear with eyes open, and a straight mouth, to clarify embarrassment more clearly. Use 1F610 (Neutral Face) and add shading for red cheeks to achieve this.

This emoji is difficult to use at present due to the wide variety of implementations: Apple (alarmed), Google (resigned), or Microsoft (happy go lucky, but with sheepish eyes)

Fix the chart glyph to use “swirly” eyes, as on Android and Windows. It better represents “dizzy”, and less confusion with astonished face.

Make the chart glyph more pouting.

Make the glyph be an a frowning/angry version of 1F608

Change the chart glyph to be not have a cross, so that it doesn't look like an EMT or other first-aid helmet.

Change the chart glyph to make it two women dancing, with smaller ears. People far prefer the two women dancing (meaning “party”) rather than the Playboy Bunny appearance.

This character resulted from the unification of KDDI sjisF3AF “バニー”=“bunny” i.e. Playboy Bunny (the chart glyph was a blonde female head with bunny ears) and Softbank sjisFB69 “ラインダンス”=“line dance” (animated image was two women seemingly dancing in a chorus line, with smaller catlike ears). These were already cross-mapped by those two vendors, with the idea that both conveyed the notion of “showgirl”.

Notes from emojipedia: Also known as: Dancing Girls Emoji, Tap Dance Emoji, Ballet Emoji, …”

Make the chart glyph more pouting. Note that what constitutes a “pouting” look is fairly culturally-specific and may be difficult to convey in a general way.

Change the chart glyph to show more of the face, and that it is not angry. Also misinterpreted frequently.

Not a high-five.

Fix the chart glyph to use a woman instead of a man dancing.

Apple’s dancing woman image has become very iconic, and seems to imply a different meaning than the disco-dancing man.

A gender-neutral image like Android or Windows might be a noble goal, but it removes some aspect of how this is used: generally as “let’s party” or “let’s forget our worries and have a good time”.

Make the chart glyph be gender-neutral using smiley faces.

Make the chart glyph be gender-neutral using smiley faces.

Fix the chart glyph to use an identifiable face on the ghost. Commonly used for Halloween, and light-hearted matters. the chart glyph at present is a scarier-looking ghost than most interpretations.

Change the chart glyph to something like Windows or Android, instead.

Fix the chart glyph to have eyes, to match popular expectations.

Make the chart glyph more pouting. Note that what constitutes a “pouting” look is fairly culturally-specific and may be difficult to convey in a general way.

Fix the chart glyph to include stem and leaves on the sunflower.

This is how sunflowers are generally drawn, the leaves being an important part of identification. Apple, Windows and Twitter are good examples.

Fix the chart glyph of cactus to use three-prong cactus (Saguaro), easily identifiable by more people.

All platforms already use this style. The character already has the annotation

Fix the chart glyph to tilt the bowl to show that the contents are food, and not beverage. Makes this distinct from 1F375 Teacup Without Handle.

Change the chart glyph to look like a fried shrimp. More like Apple's, but B&W of course.

Fix the chart glyph to use tilted or top-down image of frypan with egg.

Current the chart glyph is difficult to see.

Fix the chart glyph to appear like a modern tractor, without a driver. See the vendor the chart glyphs from the link.​

Not an arbitrary chair (like a kitchen chair or armchair).

Open issue: We’ve gotten complaints that a firework sparkler is “Typically a stick held in the hand, not something hanging down”. Fix the chart glyph or annotate the name, or do nothing?

Change the chart glyph to show just an 8 ball. Lends itself to more usage.

Fix the chart glyph to flip horizontal orientation of phone receiver. Receiver faces left at present, whereas all platforms except Android show this the opposite way.

Note: for historical reasons, there are 3 different receivers in Unicode. The other two have specific orientations.

Fix the chart glyph to show as a traditional scroll with a roll at the top and bottom, like the Apple or Twitter images.

Change the chart glyph to look less like a price tag, and more like a bookmark. Maybe two streamers or a tassel?

Fix the chart glyph to appear more similar to iOS, Windows, or Twitter versions with an arrow pointing between currencies. This shows an exchange, whereas the current the chart glyph looks like “multiple currencies” or “money” without any indication of exchange.

Fix the chart glyph show an envelope with an @ symbol on it, instead of the letter E, like Android Windows. Few people would equate “E” with email more than the @ symbol, and the latter is also less language sensitive.