About QMoji
A party game arcade with a purpose â built by SILICON @ Stanford.
It's a play-based system for accelerating and scaling language consensus-formation and transcreation.
Team
Hui Ying Yu
Undergrad @ Stanford
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Kuokuo Li
Undergrad @ Stanford
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Sriya Neti
Undergrad @ Stanford
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Diana Bernabe
Undergrad @ Stanford
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Logan Liu
Student @ Exeter
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Siddharth Chopra
Student @ Roxbury Latin
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Anya Patel
Student @ St. John's
Privacy & Data
QMoji is created by SILICON @ Stanford University. It is an experimental platform designed to help generate and validate high-quality emoji keyword data, all of which is subjected to rigorous review by language communities. Emoji keyword data generated or validated by way of QMoji, and then reviewed by language communities, may be considered for inclusion in the Unicode CLDR dataset through language contribution pathways both within and beyond SILICON @ Stanford. QMoji is an experimental tool and submitted responses should not be interpreted as official Unicode or CLDR data entry.
QMoji does not require (or enable) account sign-up and does not collect personally identifiable information (PII), such as name or email address. Players are welcome to use fictitious names.
QMoji is not associated with, or endorsed by, the Unicode Consortium or its affiliates.