Time to retire Currier languages?

[Emma May Smith]

I think this would be significantly premature. There is a strong interplay between the various sectional Voynichese variations and the scribal hands, but there's a lot of work to be done before discarding Currier A/B, particularly given the very marked differences between A and B. If anyone can even begin to tell me how A maps to B or vice versa then we'd be on a wildly interesting path forward.

I agree that we need to understand how the different languages map to one another. But I wonder if Currier languages hinder that? I'm not certain that Q13 and Q20 map perfectly onto each other, yet they're both Currier B.