Or should it be spelled E-Moji?

Nick Shipley over at Funds for Learning is a genius.  Why?  Well, not only has he noted the unbelievable Form 470 2,000-word-lockout, but he has proposed a solution that is both ingenious and hilarious: emojis.

You should visit his blog post to see his proposed emojis.  Of course, I am inspired to add my own:

	Self-provisioned fiber
	Filing window
	Funding wave
	Form 470
	Form 471
	Form 486
	Form 472
	Form 474
	Entity
	Billed entity
	Organization
	Consultant
	Good Samaritan
	USAC
	PIA review
	Selective Review
	Cost-effectiveness review
	Audit
	Code 9
	the change applicants expected when they heard the fund had grown to $3.9 billion
	the change that applicants have actually experienced
	the change that applicants will continue to experience
	hraunfoss
	COMAD
	Data Retrieval Tool
/	Free/reduced lunch
/	Urban/rural
	Wi-Fi
&	M&C
	Axillary use (you try finding an emoji for "ancillary")
	ADA
	EPC (OK, it's not an emoji, but the E-Rate portal is every bit as difficult to navigate; now if only EPC had a humorous computer mastermind)

And here are some terms I haven't developed emojis for yet:

	Category 1
	Category 2
	WFA
	NIF
	$150-in-5
	2-in-5
	Tennessee test
	Item 21 Attachment
	Basic conduit Internet access
	Document retention
	Invoice deadline extension
	Recovery of Improperly Disbursed Funds
	Operational SPIN change
	FCC
	Service substitution
	State master contract
	Red Light status
	Remand
	CSB
	FRN
	SPIN
	Block 1
	Block 3
	Block 4
	Block 5
	Block 6
	CIPA
	Duplicative services
	ESL
	Allowable contract date
	Internal connections