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An icon can also be successful in a ubiquitous way — something that’s universally accepted as a true representation regardless of its symbolic meaning.

I really dislike how fast icons have been changing over the last several years. Everyone has an opinion, and I am glad Microsoft went with something a bit more recognizable over what they felt was pure. The new icon matches the "send" mentality over the "share" social trope.

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