JKP's blog You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. on the big red weirdos is also relevant.
He showed how most if not all Voynichese glyphs can be found in Latin scribal abbreviations. Applying those abbreviations, however, does not result in any success anymore than reading q as q, etc, does like oshfdk says. So why would you expect the weirdos to be different?
(If you believe you have identified a language and solved the manuscript, then it goes on the Solutions list, even if you have only partially 'translated it'. That doesn't seem to be the case for this thread so far, but I agree with Koen that the approach here can be a slippery slope towards getting on the list.)
He showed how most if not all Voynichese glyphs can be found in Latin scribal abbreviations. Applying those abbreviations, however, does not result in any success anymore than reading q as q, etc, does like oshfdk says. So why would you expect the weirdos to be different?
(If you believe you have identified a language and solved the manuscript, then it goes on the Solutions list, even if you have only partially 'translated it'. That doesn't seem to be the case for this thread so far, but I agree with Koen that the approach here can be a slippery slope towards getting on the list.)
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