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RE: I found Gaia-Gea - bunny - 23-12-2016
(23-12-2016, 12:19 PM)-JKP- wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.[quote pid='10158' dateline='1482483453']
Teague was using anagrams. Given the preponderance of vowels and the high level of repetition, shuffling the above letters doesn't do much to increase their readibility.
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Yes he was and so have others including myself, also the words mostly lacked all letters by 1 or 2. Modern text speak is heading the way of missing letters and shorthand adverts of the old days looked like this:
If u cn rd ths, u cn bcm a sec & gt a gd jb
I'm guessing everyone can read that mostly it's just missing vowels. The approach of unscrambling a scrambled and slightly incomplete word is not that different or too many steps removed. While it may present many alternatives to choose from, another often quoted criticism, it would be the ability (if indeed there is such a thing) to pull the needle out of the haystack which is relevant. You have Stellar's "preponderance of vowels and the high level of repetition", find the correct consonants to complete the words.
Bunny
RE: I found Gaia-Gea - ThomasCoon - 24-12-2016
RE: I found Gaia-Gea - -JKP- - 24-12-2016
RE: I found Gaia-Gea - Koen G - 24-12-2016
RE: I found Gaia-Gea - bunny - 24-12-2016