The 'Chinese' Theory: For and Against

[MarcoP]

That book was not a draft or personal notebook; it was a professional copy made at a "manuscript factory", for sale or to order. Thus shortcuts, omission of the dots, and "regional variant' spellings would not be acceptable.

You clearly have no idea of what you are talking about.

From: “The palaeography of Gothic manuscript books - Cursiva”

The letter i was normally treated as a minim and may be difficult to distinguish from the minims composing m and n, unless a diacritical stroke or dot has been placed above it. Dotted ‘i’s appear exceptionally in books from other countries, but they are a feature typical of Germany and Central Europe.

Seeing the deliberate spreading of falsehoods, even after I linked You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. clearly explaining the subject in simple words, is saddening. But I cannot do anything to stop this, so it’s better I just quit.