02-10-2026, 09:23 AM
A note on the context rules mentioned by npcompl33t:[url=https://www.voynich.ninja/user-3795.html][/url]
The a-/da- effect is the word break combination described by Currier and Smith & Ponzi. My research suggests this has to do with continous writing, strong within a line, 1/6 across a drawing that interrupts the line and disappear across lines.
The -edy vs -al effect looks like a paragraph ending mode. My research suggest -r/-l is set per paragraph and changes between them more than can be explained by drift. Holding the paragraph and the exact position in the line fixed should show wether anything is left.
MarcoP:
on q being stable: The line initial glyphs follow a cycle (see You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.) and q is the stable glyph.
The a-/da- effect is the word break combination described by Currier and Smith & Ponzi. My research suggests this has to do with continous writing, strong within a line, 1/6 across a drawing that interrupts the line and disappear across lines.
The -edy vs -al effect looks like a paragraph ending mode. My research suggest -r/-l is set per paragraph and changes between them more than can be explained by drift. Holding the paragraph and the exact position in the line fixed should show wether anything is left.
MarcoP:
on q being stable: The line initial glyphs follow a cycle (see You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.) and q is the stable glyph.