21-01-2016, 11:40 PM
(This post was last modified: 21-01-2016, 11:53 PM by don of tallahassee.)
E and F in the Latin alphabet are similar letters - do you think of them as the same thing or interchangeable for some reason?
How about C and G and O?
They are similar in shape, but they are different letters. The glyphs are the same way. Each one has its own sound and identity.
Nobody gets to trade/substitute one for another for some unknown reason.
Thank you.
Don of Tallahassee
You don't think my deconstructing the 505 most common words is enough?
You don't mention the two words you mentioned earlier that I deconstructed for you.
You want to set another challenge?
Okay.
Attached is a list of words from my attempt at transcribing the VMS into EVA and glyph characters at the same time, showing abnormalities in green. Are these the words you want deconstructed? Do you also want my proposed meanings for the deconstructed code groups? Do you want me to show the code groups in red and other such niceties?
Sorry, I couldn't add an attachment from the quick message format - here it is (star labels).
How about C and G and O?
They are similar in shape, but they are different letters. The glyphs are the same way. Each one has its own sound and identity.
Nobody gets to trade/substitute one for another for some unknown reason.
Thank you.
Don of Tallahassee
You don't think my deconstructing the 505 most common words is enough?
You don't mention the two words you mentioned earlier that I deconstructed for you.
You want to set another challenge?
Okay.
Attached is a list of words from my attempt at transcribing the VMS into EVA and glyph characters at the same time, showing abnormalities in green. Are these the words you want deconstructed? Do you also want my proposed meanings for the deconstructed code groups? Do you want me to show the code groups in red and other such niceties?
Sorry, I couldn't add an attachment from the quick message format - here it is (star labels).


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