Add 🎥 emoji convention for Google Meet calendar entries#4414
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Adds a new Calendar Conventions section to the operations handbook documenting the use of 🎥 emoji for Google Meet calendar entries. This helps team members quickly identify meeting types in menubar apps and distinguishes Google Meet from Slack Huddles at a glance.
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Description
Adds a new Calendar Conventions section to the operations handbook documenting the use of 🎥 emoji for Google Meet calendar entries. This helps team members quickly identify meeting types in menubar apps and calendar tools, and distinguishes Google Meet from Slack Huddles at a glance.
Following discussion in the engineering meeting on January 19, 2026, this standardizes our approach to calendar entry formatting.
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N/A - Documentation improvement from engineering meeting discussion
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