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When the software does not recognize a symbol it uses a box in its place.

Because some characters only work in certain programs. It's to do with the fonts. For example, I can type a heart into Word Processor, but when I copy and paste it somewhere else, it comes up as a letter "g" or something.

Little boxes occur when... Well, I suppose when the other computer can't interpret it.

It also comes up as a question mark - that's what it's doing in your question title.

I see the skull and crossbones. Cool. I guess it depends on the fonts people have on their computer.

Perhaps their equipment does not have the skull and crossbones to display. And it is PEOPLE both times.

As i've got pronounced in the past, the mineral content textile of our bodies is precisely the comparable as that of airborne dirt and airborne dirt and dust. (which, of direction, greater efficient helps the biblical account of God starting to be/making/construction us than this nonsense that we proportion a "elementary ancestry"with some alledged hominid. by potential of the way, how did evolution ever produce the two woman and male? Hmmmm.) Sounds all too handy to me. of direction, atheists purely pass right into a rage whilst this scientific fact is provided, yet having pronounced that, they pass right into a rage over something that questions their theory that we crawled out of a few pre-historic, primordial soup and "grew to grow to be" mankind.

I just see a box..

Did you type David Blaine?

i dont see a box

That's an indication that they do not have that font on their machine, or that their browser does not support that character set.

i see it as a box. it all depends on what character packs are installed.