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abstract images or words that express a physical meaning, process or concept but are distinct from what they represent.
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Is there a well known ASCII character meaning "edit"?
There are some Unicode characters you could use. "Lower Right Pencil" (✎ in HTML) or "Writing Hand" (✍). They look like this:
✎ ✍
You could try using different Unicode fonts or font si …
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