This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Using Symbols, Emoticons and Special Characters Along with the 20 standard emoticons, we also have the emoticon ( <3 ) But I have not seen this in ANY of the documentation about the emoticons. Is this just an easter egg? Are there any other hidden emoticons?

There's also the broken heart: </3 And the wink: ;-) ;) I'm guessing some Atlassian engineer is implementing what he or she needs.

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Where did the <3 emoticon come from?

Bob Sovers

This question is in reference to Atlassian Documentation: Using Symbols, Emoticons and Special Characters

Along with the 20 standard emoticons, we also have the emoticon heart ( )

But I have not seen this in ANY of the documentation about the emoticons. Is this just an easter egg? Are there any other hidden emoticons?

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Milo Test

There's also the broken heart: broken-heart </3

And the wink: wink ;-) ;)

I'm guessing some Atlassian engineer is implementing what he or she needs.

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Milo Test

There's also the broken heart: broken-heart </3

And the wink: wink ;-) ;)

I'm guessing some Atlassian engineer is implementing what he or she needs.

Guilherme V.

Hey guys,

You're right smile .

I didn't know that too, so I've updated this https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf56/confluence-user-s-guide/creating-content/using-the-editor/using-symbols-emoticons-and-special-characters article with these news emoticons. lol

Bob Sovers

The wink is documented, though the acceptance of the - in the middle is not... :-) ;-) :-D :-p

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