We need a list of useful Voynich research

[oshfdk]

@oshfdk: With appropriate effort in the search, much can certainly be found again (provided you know what you are looking for). But this is exactly where the reader should be helped.

I think the present state of Voynich knowledge resources is nearly perfect. There is a well maintained site (where you will find a link to Stolfi's article if you are interested in text statistics at all), there is a quite helpful forum, there are good YouTube videos (and bad YouTube videos, but these work quite nicely too for keeping the public aware of the existence of the Voynich MS). There are also research papers.

I'm absolutely sure any person with minimally serious interest in any aspect of the Voynich MS will find the information quite easily. The issue as I see it is not the lack of access to information. The issue is people not willing to spend time on reading past research and preferring to dive straight into constructing their theories. And I don't see this as a problem at all, why not let people play the games they want to play, if there is no harm in these games.

On the other hand, if there are indeed pieces of forgotten research, that should be dusted off and revisited, I'm all in for making a list. But not of something that is directly linked to from the relevant page of voynich.nu, which is the opposite of forgotten as far as I understand the meaning of this word