Dear @coder1987, first of all, let me clarify one thing: I did not use any chatbot to find my solution. I only used one to translate it into English.

Second, I never denigrated your work. I simply stated that, in general, I do not consider homophonic substitution approaches to be a valid method for solving Z32. That’s an opinion, not an attack.

That said, I did acknowledge that your idea could be interesting. Precisely for that reason, it should hold up to real-world verification — for example, by actually inspecting the triangle you’re referring to. I also pointed out that, even if the feature were natural, Zodiac could still have deliberately used it given its distinctive shape. So frankly, your reaction feels completely out of proportion.

The real issue is something else: you may be convinced you’ve solved Z32, but the way you engage with others is not helping your case at all. You don’t listen, you don’t accept feedback, and you react aggressively to basic criticism. That doesn’t strengthen your solution — it weakens it.

If you want to be taken seriously, you need to lower the tone and be open to discussion. Otherwise, you’ll just be left with your “solution” and very little else.

That said, have a good day.