Open drj11 opened 5 years ago
A very simple start on this could be to add a gazetteer of the standard flag unicode sequences mapped to their ISO codes.
Turns out flags are actually a lot more complex than I thought: https://blog.emojipedia.org/emoji-flags-explained/
Should be easy enough to cover the basic cases either with a gazetteer or with some JAPE to find all valid combinations so we can mark them as a flag even if we can't determine what it represents.
Flags, as unicode composites, are getting quite popular on Twitter, and might be useful to recognise as national or linguistic entities.
Example: https://twitter.com/wimlds/status/1135560925149351936