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My name is Alexander Toet and I wrote this Wikipedia page on the EmojiGrid to make people aware of its availability and potential use.
COI Disclosure: In the interest of best adhering to Wikipedia's WP:COI guidelines, and also taking into account guidance outlined in the plain and simple conflict of interest guide, I find it important to disclose upfront that I designed the EmojiGrid myself. I intend to follow all of Wikipedia's guidelines, including those on WP:COI, WP:RS, WP:V and WP:NPOV, very closely.
While I initially edited this page, I now refrain from making any further edits myself, and instead will rely on other impartial editors to further update and contribute to this article when more reviews of the EmojiGrid become available from studies in which it was applied. Such independent contributions are essential to clarify the weak and strong points of the EmojiGrid, and to find out for what applications and users it may or may not be useful.
Turbolex (talk) 16:53, 18 December 2021 (UTC)Reply
