If Don is taking entire Voynich tokens to encode the letters, then the tokens are "legal" from the get-go.
If the VMS were created this way, then the amount of text in it would be very small.
What one has to look for in a token-based reproduction is sequence and length. That's where it starts to crack at the seams, but sequence is also more difficult to quantify.
Most computational attacks look at individual tokens or at generalized statistics. Not many have aimed at mathematically describing the sequence of tokens—what has to follow what.
If the VMS were created this way, then the amount of text in it would be very small.
What one has to look for in a token-based reproduction is sequence and length. That's where it starts to crack at the seams, but sequence is also more difficult to quantify.
Most computational attacks look at individual tokens or at generalized statistics. Not many have aimed at mathematically describing the sequence of tokens—what has to follow what.