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Yf5 x5ny qw2y54 rx1542y3x12 yfe2 z5223g5. +*
The next poster understands this message. --

Y4r5, ory E 1w xwy rx1542y3x1 yf5 262y5z. 1w52 ey 5ne2y?

The next poster can't answer my question (the one with a question mark)

arrh, too late

But yes, I did.

The next poster will answer the question in my previous post.

Y4r5, ory E 1w xwy rx1542y3x1 yf5 262y5z. 1w52 ey 5ne2y?
True, but i did not understand the system. Does it exist?

Hmm, don't know, didn't look for it, just figured it out by assuming the first part would mean "the next poster" and intuition

the next poster knows that system

and true, i did answer the question in your previous post

I don't understand the system.
I just tried to view all the letters we have seen so far (1st line = normal text, 2nd line = the /code/):
a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z
3 - - 1 5 - g f e - - - z x w q - 4 2 y r - - n - -
I don't see much. x and n are mirrored, g-f-e is a short backwards part, but if you would continue it, you would arrive at /a/ for the original m, which is one step too early; additionally after the m there is no /y/
Else it could look like this
g h i j k l m n o
g f e d c b a z y
Also, this mirroring like x<->n does not work for the letter e because e=/5/, but /e/=i.

I guess it was a spontaneous idea.

abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
yeknodzxwvutsrqpmljihgfcba

Ixo doci pqjiol kyr loyn ixwj YRN dwrnj ixo kqrjilhkiwqr plwrkwpto.
Have fun^^ I've got a funny idea for another one, but don't know if it's possible to create... So now a less interesting system (but there is one)

*******
Ignore all the above!!! Give me some time, I'll post a tnp task ina few minutes.

your system was quite obvious since you posted the solution right above it, guess you forgot to remove it? good luck with your new one

30191: Que? tnp loves tuber's bag. i know i do.






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@piet: True... Though I liked the system as it was because it is fairly easy to solve, but you wouldn't get it in the first view.
The one I had intended didn't work at all. It had just been a spontaneous idea. But I got another one.

reh nfgo srqbhn kronhi oure rgo <- This is the "tnp task"

As an additional help to find the system, I give you two hints:
1) "Ogr jpfxa ykhte mhu cpdin hqrk ogr bzwv shl." contains all 26 letters.
2) You have to mirror a LOT. In total, I used 11 mirrors, most of which are very similar.

Enough... Can someone create a code in which you can really speak?

It's a code I made just before posting

Btw; +* translates to .

On my keyboard, to make this code, this is what I do;

First, activate Num Lock.

Then, for each row of the keyboard, determine where the center is.
For example, on QWERTYUIOP, the center is between T & Y.

Flip the letter you want to type along this. In the above example, W is 3 letters from T, so it would be supstituted by O, which, because of Num Lock, would be inputted as 6.

The rows I speak of:

1234567890
qwertyuiop
asdfghjkl
zxcvbnm

The next poster understands my code now.