Solutions [discussion thread - moved]

[monisusa]

Thanks, all.  Two of those were already on the list.  For the other, there were various reasons why I didn't include them. e.g as Rene noted, I didn't include Bess's because there doesn't seem to be anything on it in the forum, only a thread about her thoughts on 116v.  James Child's  thread was excluded because there was a request for this to be only an obituary thread rather than discuss what his system may have been.

For the other, they weren't included unless it was clear what their language was.  I could revisit this and create an "Unclear/unidentified" category in the list? What do people think? I probably shouldn't have included Nikolai in the original list with his "ancient language" but he did write so much stuff!

On Eleonora, I mentally had her in the unidentified category since there seemed to be confusion at the time of her recent talk around what she is and isn't claiming. And after reading so many threads to do this, I didn't have the patience to go through all the docs again.  But if there's consensus she is proposing Voynichese is a German dialect, I am happy to add that to the list.

I agree with Prof. Eleonora Mataresse in terms of Bavarian Dialect. However I do not assign the language to the Southern Bavarian dialect group but both to the Central Bavarian group and to Alemanic. (scribes from various dialectal regions). Also there a remains of Middle High German. 
I hope to be able to present a publication at academia.edu in autumn this year (with my alphabeth!).