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Re: VMs: The Key -- [case against "qo"]

Hi Gabriel,

At 10:39 15/02/2004 +0000, Gabriel Landini wrote: 
The great majority are <qo> and there are 42 instances of <qo> as a word.
If one considers <qo> a single character, how does one code the other
instances of <q>-something. Should one use a different symbol?

For EVA, of course you shouldn't. For a verbose cipher (written in EVA), of course you should. YMMV! :-)

There are *many* of such anomalies with other characters. I am compiling a
list of what I think are, at the moment, "unanswerable" questions which do
not depend on the alphabet/script one uses. I will post it when ready.

IMO, many of the more interesting pair-based anomalies often correlate with Language A/B differences - like <cho>, <od>, <eo>, etc.

Cheers, .....Nick Pelling..... 


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