Experiments with interpretation of the labels. The label otol.

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Yes, otol is a very interesting vord. I call this the "otol test" - to find the interpretation of otol that would consistently fit.

With substituion, you can immediately test for tol as well, it's about half as frequent a vord as otol, and it's found at paragraph start 9 times.

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But, frankly, simple substitution is just a road to nowhere

Of course, we can try different ways of disassembling a word in order to get any meaning that could somehow be consistent with the illustration to it. Personally, I don’t see many ways to encrypt a separate word. Only three options come to my mind: a simple substitution in a language other than the language of the main text; substitution with abbreviations; invented language in general. Otol is a rather short word and contains a repeating glyph, which seems to help in faster identification. Verification can be done using two other label words (otal, okol, as well as the adjacent word otorol, etc.).
I will also try the substitutional method with abbreviations. What methods with separate words can be used yet?
As for tol, as pos, it can be interpreted:
1. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. - In any way, at all, by any means; In a certain way.
2. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. - how?, in what way?
Also ol in this case - os:
1.You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (particle) (see the link)
2. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. (conjunction and adverb) (see the link - too many meanings)