2026-02-13 15:26 UTC
Before I delete an account from a service, I like to request my data to see what's in there.
Reviewing my #Discord export, I'm surprised to find there is a section dedicated to "frecency," i.e. how often I used specific: stickers, emojis, application commands, applications, guilds and channels, and emoji reactions.
Looking at emojis, it tracked: total uses, recent uses, and assigned some kind of score.
Just... why?
On the upside, I did learn that the 😂 emoji wins with ~700 uses.
#privacy
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@aliceif@mkultra.x27.one 2026-02-13 16:39
@ryse@mastodon.social what do you mean "why"? Most applications worth their salt that offer you an emoji picker will give you a section with often used and/or recently used emojis. And using a weighted score that keeps the emote you use a lot in front of the one you just used makes sense to have? I am honestly surprised that Misskey does not do that and just does naive "put the most recently used one first" :ai_pudding_taberu: