Voynich theories and Voynich solutions

[Torsten]

Torsten,
you said:
"The VMS has many unique features.... It would be probably much more effective if you would research the unique features of the VMS. "
And then:
"For researching a feature of the VMS it is not necessary to know if this feature is unique or not. *

Those two statements are contradictory and now this just doesn't make sense to me, sorry.

Instead of "It would be probably much more effective if you would research the unique features of the VMS." I should have written "It would be probably much more effective if you would research features that are characteristic for the VMS."

My point is that you have to describe the VMS as it is. For doing so it doesn't matter if a feature is unique or if it can be found somewhere else. The feature exists. This is all we need to know to research it.