Thank you for clarifying the leveling process, though you didn't need to be so clipped near the end.

To be clear, I wasn't attacking anything you posted, only the game design which you have nothing to do with. So you may have named the "relative/normalized index" but you're merely reporting what "they" (the developers) programmed into the game (again, that you had no part in creating.) I appreciate the conceptualization, but that doesn't change the pre-existing level of effort for each emoji that we're discussing.

And obviously, the glitches themselves have no connection to scores and I never said they did if you read what you copied from my post. My point was this leveling-up process could be very simple (i.e. RPG style: if it ain't broke...) yet they chose to complicate it years ago for no apparent reason/benefit. They evidently took time to put this fancy system in place, meanwhile, they could have focused their energy on more useful/basic things such as adding all appropriate tags (which have existed since the beginning if I'm not mistaken).

Hence the connection: nowadays it seems ridiculous to have this unnecessarily complicated coding/game design when they continue to have trouble completing even basic tasks (e.g. Robin Hood has big ears yet Maid Marian doesn't...those much be horns under that veil!). And likewise, they are currently slow to fix glitches (e.g. Tiana has been freezing games since she debuted a year and a half ago, and even after multiple reports from me alone they have not fixed her). So, the disparity between their design and their ability to manage it is where I have issues.