30-01-2026, 02:21 PM
(30-01-2026, 12:49 PM)Jorge_Stolfi wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.letters like a, o, y denote pitch levels
So d,s,a,o,y all represent pitch? And what about p ? Is it to be a pitch character also? It does make for rather a lot of pitch characters in an alphabet that is already low on letters.
Like s , p seems to be a nonsense character at the start of words. Dropping p from the start of every word likewise gives genuine words that appear frequently. It seems to me that the writer uses this character at the start of a paragraph just to emphasise a new start. Almost no non-paragraph text ( labels, radials, circulars ) has this as the starting character. Is not in need of it. This all strengthens my belief of there being artificiality in the text.
