The Voynich Manuscript Part 8 : Some Notes On Writing Systems

Ancient Egypt : Recommended Resources


There are times when I find that anything I may write on a topic has already been written to a very high standard by someone before me.  In such cases, I prefer to refer my readers to those sources.


Image from Project Gutenberg, courtesy of David Widger.

Because you are not an ‘expert’ in a particular field, it does not mean that you have to accept or be intimidated by other so-called ‘experts’. Let logic, reason and unbias guide you toward the truth. As you wade through the various views, keep in mind Sir William Oster’s words: "The greater the ignorance, the greater the dogmatism!"

This is not an article in my continuing series about the Voynich manuscript.  It is a complaint about plagiarism.

buckrogers2012 is a plagiarist.

buckrogers2012, a blogger on blogspot.com has copied my entire series of Voynich articles into his blog, complete with pictures.

My name doesn't appear as author.

Although there are links to scientificblogging.com there are no clear links to my original articles, my blog or my name.

Please check http://ancientcivilitazionandufo.blogspot.com/search/label/MYSTERIES where you will see what I am complaining about.

I am grateful when bloggers cite my work in a genuine manner with proper links and attribution.

Ministry Of Silly Tweets


It could only happen in Britain. 

Or the U.S. 

Or just about anywhere where you find bureaucrats, which is just about everywhere, I suppose.

A Whitehall bureaucrat has recently published a 20 page pdf of guidelines for bureaucrats on how to use Twitter.

I don't see it rivaling Garth's book in the bookshops.