I personally think that first part of the readme made good use of them and kinda helped me navigate the different sections, but they're very distracting in the commit messages, H1s and the description.
Not every line needs an emoji at the beginning or end, and IMO rarely does it need both.
Emojis in text IMO are like jokes in movies. The funnest movies have them, they're placed well and they're effective. Other movies have so many of them they just pull you from the story and then you just can't relate.
I personally think that first part of the readme made good use of them and kinda helped me navigate the different sections, but they're very distracting in the commit messages, H1s and the description.
Not every line needs an emoji at the beginning or end, and IMO rarely does it need both.
Emojis in text IMO are like jokes in movies. The funnest movies have them, they're placed well and they're effective. Other movies have so many of them they just pull you from the story and then you just can't relate.