"Voynich Alisa Gladyseva2018.ttf Patent 2020-06-24 | patent Voynich_Alisa_Gladyseva2018.ttf Patent on the fonts of the real and deciphered alphabet of the Voynich Manuscript.Copyright: ©2018-2020 ALISA GLADYSEVA. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED."
This looks like nonsense to me. First of all, patents are rarely given for typefaces and since Gladyseva did not design the "real" Voynich alphabet, she is not the inventor. It also costs quite a bit of money to file for patents and it takes several years for them to be approved.
As for the deciphered alphabet, if her decipherment is expressed with the Latin alphabet, it's not eligible for patent either, since she did not invent the Latin alphabet. It's been around for centuries.
Patents are for novel inventions (and sometimes for novel inventions of processes).
Copyrights are for original designs.
Neither the "real" Voynich alphabet nor the Latin alphabet can be claimed to be invented or designed by Gladyseva.
She still hasn't shown us her supposed 100s of pages of deciphered VMS text.
So far all I see are publicity stunts.
This looks like nonsense to me. First of all, patents are rarely given for typefaces and since Gladyseva did not design the "real" Voynich alphabet, she is not the inventor. It also costs quite a bit of money to file for patents and it takes several years for them to be approved.
As for the deciphered alphabet, if her decipherment is expressed with the Latin alphabet, it's not eligible for patent either, since she did not invent the Latin alphabet. It's been around for centuries.
Patents are for novel inventions (and sometimes for novel inventions of processes).
Copyrights are for original designs.
Neither the "real" Voynich alphabet nor the Latin alphabet can be claimed to be invented or designed by Gladyseva.
She still hasn't shown us her supposed 100s of pages of deciphered VMS text.
So far all I see are publicity stunts.
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