A key to understand the VMS

[nickpelling]

I pointed out the problem of word structure to to him in 2014 after his first paper. Over two years later he still hasn't adequately responded to it, saying that the writer was free to write as he pleased within his 'concept of language'. I don't think he has an answer because it would spoil his theory.

As I recall, you recently mentioned cheol vs chole vs echol, which reminded me of the eol permutation thing I'd noticed a while back but had forgotten. Voynichese has plenty of similar strongly asymmetrical permutation sets, but I'm pretty sure that eol was one of the most extreme.

It's also interesting that we see all four gallows inserted in the middle of ch, but never anything else in the middle of ch. That's a rule all of its own as well, etc etc.