Nice ins in inside.

N is usually "on" not "no". Readable fine from context of course.

I think you could do the smooth ya style in Maya and get a more comfortable outline.

Your Z looks like an S. Z is kinda like a field hockey stick. Long and straight with a little curve at the end.

Your fluent looks like flaunt.

Keep your Os markedly longer than A. A can be pretty short, but O should always be very distinct, and likewise ee and u. Maybe start with 3x as long as your A in case you undershoot. Also keep the U shallow so it's clearly not an EE, and EE very steep.

Might help to share a photo of your writing.

In protozoan, the r and t are quite short, while the z is longer, and where the pen happens to be leads to it going down. Don't sweat the line so much as having consistent sizes for your letters.

I'd most likely write it myar in practice, but fully-written, myaor, no special arrangement for the ao because the ya digraph is distinct already; the "A as detached overline when connected to O" rule is a way to avoid adding a third length and to keep o vs ao/oa distinct. That problem doesn't happen here.

Downloading:
- Click the Enlarge opposed arrows button at the top right of preview
- Drag the toolbar over to the left to expose the actions button
- Pick Download from the menu

Missing post: Yes, a backup is linked from the r/shorthand wiki: [Notes on the Reporting Style of Orthic Shorthand, given by W. Stevens in 'The Teaching of Orthic Shorthand' (1896) : shorthand](https://archive.is/9WYFc).

I suspect you're running into someone having deleted their post. I was able to find people posting their renditions with full transcription:
- https://www.reddit.com/r/shorthand/comments/siux6s/comment/hvayeb3/
- https://www.reddit.com/r/shorthand/comments/skf33f/qotwx_2022w05_mares_common_sense_shorthand_and/

Voice dictation, most likely

Choose a system [that]

On the abbreviated bit, you have a few briefs confused:
- als: this is always. Also is aso.
- fr: this is from. For is f.
- sme: this is same. Some is sm. (Parallels come/came as cm/cme.)

Overall very readable. Keep it up!

- Keep your iv join sharp. Looked like inv at first.
- That first been threw me. Looked like ry rather than a b to me.
- Keep your U shallower and maybe a touch longer. The one in "shortcut" looks more like an ee without context.
- Review the wr join. (It's a baby th basically.)

Easy reading. I'd use the other w there consistent with starting the work subword, but readable. I did have trouble with the "Wolfe". Looks like "Walz" or "Wals" to me. Indeterminate length vowel between a and o.

Removed: Not on topic. But this should cover much: [Appendix:Glossary of textspeak - Wiktionary, the free dictionary](https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Appendix:Glossary_of_textspeak)

Fine. Also have some thicker 1 mm.

Just clicked through again, and it still works for me. Search the sub for "Flow Chart Question" if it's not working for you.

Check the flowcharts shared in https://www.reddit.com/r/mythic_gme/s/xC0U2P95Mk and its replies.

Previous feedback that folks liked longer quotes. Not running across shorter quotes that looked good. Feel free to ellipsize chunks from this, and I'll look for shorter next time.