Adding More Math Symbols as 'Smilies' to Your Forum - Easy with These GIFs!

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The discussion centers on the desire to add more math symbols as 'smilies' to the forum, highlighting the absence of certain symbols that users wish to incorporate into their posts. There is a suggestion to create GIFs for these symbols quickly, with a focus on including lower and uppercase Greek letters. Users are encouraged to propose additional smilies and symbols, and there is mention of a collection of public-domain GIF symbols that could be utilized. The overall aim is to enhance the forum's expressive capabilities with more mathematical and symbolic options.
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How hard would it be to add more math symbols as 'smilies' to the forum? A couple times I've wanted to throw one in but found it was missing. If it'd help, I can TeK up a bunch of little GIFs for them in a matter of minutes. :)
 
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Mainly the rest of the lower and uppercase greek letter... there is a page with nice public-domain x-by-19 GIF symbols at:
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I have a very good group of smilies that have never been shown before on the forums.
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I hope you will like them (and feel free to use them if you want) :smile:
 
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