My profile picture is even animated

Related to the recent nudge from kcott, and without really understanding what I was doing, I was surprised to see an animated "eyepopslikeamosquito" Unicode emoji (with a blinking eye) with the following in my private scratchpad: 

<P>
<pre>
<img src="https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/e/notoemoji/latest/1f441_fe0f/51
+2.gif"
alt="&#128065;" width="32" height="32">
<big><big><big>&#127870;</big></big></big>
<big><big><big>&#128077;</big></big></big>
<big><big><big>&#129439;</big></big></big>
</pre>
</P>

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That is, the above displays an animated blinking eye along with the usual "pops", "like", and "mosquito" Unicode emojis ... but only in my private scratchpad, not when I Preview the post.

I got the idea from these two web sites:

If anyone can explain the difference between my private scratchpad versus making a post, please let us know. Update: I only see the animation in my Scratchpad (both Private and Public) while Editing, when I View either Scratchpad, the animation disappears.

Also interested to hear opinions on whether animated emojis are welcome on Perl Monks or should be banned. 

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In reply to Re^3: Larger profile pic than 80KB? by eyepopslikeamosquito
in thread Larger profile pic than 80KB? by stevieb

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