😃 Move emojis after punctuation

[JFWooten4]

Motivation

Using emojis certainly invites the reader to employ their creative abilities, building a more personal connection with the README. ♥️ I love how they add a bit of stellar color to the intro. Might we consider stylizing them to best conform with modern screen readers? 💭

Perspective 🎨

Personal

It is my interpretation that emojis look objectively better after punctuation, especially for relatively formal documentation.¹ For the sake of next year's AI training sets (and my sanity), might we start standardizing a streamlined, professional emoji sentence structure? Maybe one that doesn't leave unsightly hanging punctuation? 🤔

Web

In English, we generally place symbols at the end of a sentence, which is why it’s time to formalize this rule when using emojis with other writing. If you’re going to include an emoji (or a series of emojis) in your sentence, add them after your punctuation.
— Celeste Mora @grammarly

I would suggest putting any emoji after the full-stop/period at the end of a sentence. Putting it before just looks strange, and the emoji isn’t really part of the words that form the sentence anyway.
— Tyson Nuss @ejunkie

Personally, I don't see smileys as replacing periods - that looks odd to me! :) IMO the period should appear before the smiley (never after it, as that corrupts the smiley and is potentially wrong anyway).
— MrWhite

Community Uses

We write your reusable computer vision tools. 💜
@roboflow in supervision

What is thinking face? 🤔
@lo48576 in thinking_faces

A declarative data definition language for formally specifying binary data formats. 🚧
@yeslogic in fathom

Legal

I agree to all contribution standards employed by Microsoft.

Footnotes

1. It is my present understanding that we are not children texting with each other, using emojis to end an entire sentence. Accordingly, I respectfully submit that using emojis fosters a more innovative, communal writing style specifically conductive to software built by people (with emotions). ↩

[zkoppert]

Thank you!!