What does Z13 say?
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Where it stands
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Answers 4
History
- Avery puts forward: z13 is a simple substitution of the writer's name or alias.
- Oranchak et al. puts forward: z13 uses a further step (transposition, nulls, or a key unlike Z408's), as Z340 did.
- Oranchak et al. puts forward: z13 does not encode a name; it is a taunt or meaningless.
- Oranchak et al.: z340 showed the writer added transposition and irregularities to homophonic substitution.For: Z13 uses a further step (transposition, nulls, or a key unlike Z408's), as Z340 did.
- Oranchak et al.: z408 explicitly refuses to give his name, and Z340 contains none.For: Z13 does not encode a name; it is a taunt or meaningless.
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