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Why the Breton flag emoji squats your social networks this Monday

2020-01-13T16:32:55.023Z


The “EmojiBZH” is a resounding success on Monday on the social network Twitter. It is the result of a communication campaign which aims


Brittany wins you. Many are showing it anyway this Monday on the social network Twitter. Like many concerts and events around the world, the "Gwenn ha Du", black and white flag and ermines of Brittany, is clearly visible on the world wide web at the start of this week.

Indeed the use of two hashtags (hashtags) - #EmojiBZH and #GwennHaDu - has resulted in the addition of a small Breton flag to your tweets since Monday. The association “www.bzh”, which campaigns for the creation of a Breton emoji on a global scale launched a communication campaign, which it had financed by “crowdfunding” at the end of 2019. The hashtag is for provisional but this campaign is the final part of a long-standing operation for its sustainability.

"Here, lobbying comes into play"

“We submitted a file to the Unicode Consortium in September 2018 and to the platforms. There, it is the lobbying which comes into play ", revealed to us David Lesvenan, herald of the Breton candidacy last year during the first phase of this operation" commando ". The Unicode Consortium has raised more than 5,000 possible regional flags worldwide, not easy to stand out in this context.

Starting today, let's float the Gwenn ha du on Twitter with #emojibzh!

Let's show the strength of #Brittany and use #emojibzh massively to finally get our #Gwennhadu emoji! pic.twitter.com/cEXTudaVHo

- Loïg Chesnais-Girard (@LoigCG) January 13, 2020

World conquest

In the meantime in France, success is on the agenda this Monday since the two hashtags are in first and third place among Twitter trends and the 6th worldwide trend.

My gifted !!! 😮 The invasion of the world by the Bretons begins 💥🤣 #Breizh #Gwennhadu #emojibzh pic.twitter.com/lXTfs60oYi

- Bevet.Breizh.Dieub (@BreizhDieub_) January 13, 2020

The campaign is accompanied by a video in which Breton personalities like the writer Patrick Poivre d'Arvor or Gautier Larsonneur the goalkeeper of the Stade Brestois, Guillaume Pape, the cook of Top Chef. This promotion operation was also funded by numerous regional companies such as Armor Lux or Le Télégramme and supported by regional football clubs such as FC Lorient or Stade Brestois. It lasts until February 9, and Internet users are invited to use the emoticon as much as possible to push the Breton file.

So beautiful in a stadium…
How we would like him to stay forever on Twitter! # gwennhadu # EmojiBZH pic.twitter.com/Px7NVDHMP5

- FC LORIENT 🐟 (@FCLorient) January 13, 2020

THE #BRETAGNE NEEDS YOU 💪! The Breton flag emoji is activated until February 9, 2020. Use the hashtag #EmojiBZH on Twitter to support the definitive creation of the only emoji we really want! #bzh
▶ ️ https://t.co/oh2ABknCZS pic.twitter.com/Fw1ujrL7IP

- emojibzh (@emojibzh) January 13, 2020

It is also an opportunity for the Bretons to show a little humor before the acceptance of their file by the American Consortium. The final response should take place in September 2020.

Finally .... # Emojibzh # gwennhadu pic.twitter.com/aOG8gajqZF

- Apachs (@lesapachs) January 13, 2020

Source: leparis

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