21-04-2025, 10:14 AM
(20-04-2025, 11:17 PM)Bluetoes101 wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view."The writing isn't always going to follow a fixed formal standard."
By absence of formal standard I mean this, that the alphabet is most probably an invented one of the author, and is probably not used in any other document. There is probably no written guide to say how words must be spelt. And so there will be inconsistency. Moreover because the author clearly intended that no-one else should ever be able to read the manuscript perhaps he was not too bothered if there was some occasional carelessness in the text.
Perhaps also he just did not know how certain words had to be written. As an example consider the English word 'berserk'. If you heard this words for the first time and did not know how to spell it you might be tempted to write 'buzzurk', 'birsirk', 'berzurk', 'bazirk' or some other variation. Isn't this the sort of problem any author is going to face with an invented script?