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NodeBB 1.7.2: Topic Merging and Blobs

Jay Moonah Staff last edited by julian

NodeBB 1.7.2 is here, and it includes Blob Emoji. What can we say except...

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wrathofkhan last edited by

Not a huge fan of blob emoji but to each their own
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julian GNU/Linux Admin last edited by @wrathofkhan

@wrathofkhan Definitely! That's why you have the option to choose either emoji-one, Apple Emoji, or even just use your own
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