So if you create a 'family' pattern as mentioned in the previous, make sure you update the naming pattern of any icons you copy into the new subdirectory. The folder would be 'Party Parrot' and the icons would all be named the pattern 'party-parrot-xxxx' where xxxx is 'conga' or whatever.

Easy example is the 'party parrot' series (common in Slacks / Discords, so they aren't in this repo).

Also: when an icon type is specific and has a 'family' pattern, then the icon names need to be shifted to that pattern.

if you're submitting a set of them move the one or two existing into a Mario (or whatever) subfolder and then add yours for the PR. For example, one mario-dancing icon is just in the parent folder for Memes Games TV Movies however. Once an icon 'family' has more than a few members they usually get a dedicated folder.

Try to follow the directory pattern when submitting.

Things that don't 'look private' I may not catch, so I am relying on the submitter's (your) integrity.

Similarly, if there are images that you know are restricted to your org for any reason, even if they aren't faces, don't submit them.

I will be avoiding the mental exercise of 'who is technically a public figure and according to whom', which means I will reject images if there's a grey area. This is to prevent any company/community specific people from ending up in a public repo.

No faces, unless they're 'meme'd' faces (e.g.

If you have a ones that you'd like to submit, please feel free! That said: The majority of the Icons / Emoji in here are a combination of images that I've made into the appropriate size (max 128 px width / height) or ones that I've found in communities and workplaces I've been in. So if you do have an PR / Issue that you've submitted and we happen to be in a shared Slack (or Discord) I'd recommend DMing me there. I'll admit that I don't normally check for PRs / Issues because this isn't something that's historically been used by anyone else but me as far as I know. Project initially started by gathering icons / emoji for Slack however the emojis / icons here can easily be used with Discord, Mastodon, etc. The Emoji Project The Project Formerly Known as Slack Icons

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