Click on this at your own expense

[Darl]

The widest and weirdest Unicode characters aren't blocked by MCMarket right now so you have things like this in my custom title that you are able to do.

Might I add this is merely for educational purposes and you shouldn't recreate this, you're doing this at your own expense and I'm merely doing this to raise awareness to these things

If I get issued warning points for this lads, poggers. But in all seriousness, I am merely using it myself for demonstration purposes, nothing more. It shouldn't be a thing but it just shows the dynamics of website creation and the bypasses it can have nevermind the limitations in place.

To give context to the longest Unicode character, it is 53 English characters long, 22 characters long in Arabic and 1 in Unicode

Some cool ones you are able to do

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‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎‎‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ < These are blank characters, hover over it and copy it and paste it and you'll have a clear line as your custom title.



?̞͇͓̱̻̟̮̳̦̣̜̜͉̲̳̺̪ͤ̿͗̍ͮ̎̓̈́̃́͂ͨ̔ͥͧ͋ͭͅ
‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ < this is Zalgo text, works in custom titles, although the characters merely go up the ways rather than left to right, thus creating‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ this weird effect. They get close to the 50 character limit though.

 

[Darl]

+ people are saying I should report it as a bug, but in my eyes, reporting it as a bug just takes too long for any action to be taken, and it's just one of those cool things that doesn't affect anyone negatively rather sort of interesting things that can be done with websites at times

 

[hgbf]

Just a heads up, I got warning points for spam in 2018 for using a similar character in my title (making it take up a lot of space). Still got a few months left until they expire.

 

[Darl]

Just a heads up, I got warning points for spam in 2018 for using a similar character in my title (making it take up a lot of space). Still got a few months left until they expire.

I feel as though these things shouldn't be regarded as being used for any negative intent, rather used to show how websites have their own quirky bugs that you can still use to this day that aren't blocked or just aren't seen, you're using these at your own expense and I'm willing to take the points for this as it is just a very cool thing to know about, I think it's a little cold-hearted to give warning points for such a thing and rather take it as it is and enjoy it whilst it lasts, as again, harms no one and an easy fix.

 

[nfdegreu3i23r22r]

poggers

 

[Saaami]

Ah i see

 

[hgbf]

I feel as though these things shouldn't be regarded as being used for any negative intent, rather used to show how websites have their own quirky bugs that you can still use to this day that aren't blocked or just aren't seen, you're using these at your own expense and I'm willing to take the points for this as it is just a very cool thing to know about, I think it's a little cold-hearted to give warning points for such a thing and rather take it as it is and enjoy it whilst it lasts, as again, harms no one and an easy fix.

Yup. It's just 5 points (for "spam"), but they will last a while. I agree that it's fun though, and it shouldn't really be in the same category as people spamming invites to their service teams...