Why Voynich Manuscript is Important

[Koen G]

Yeah, the problem is with the word "important", it is extremely relative. It all depends on one's frame of reference. For a small town, an otherwise unremarkable manuscript might be their most important one. But in the light of world history, one might say that even the Tres Riches Heures aren't very important, and the Magna Charta a footnote relevant to a limited time and place.

So in my opinion this question can only be answered with "yes and no".

A much better question would be what is or could be the relevance of the VM. But even this would hinge on hypothetics and depend on one's views of the MS.