I looked over Claude's post, then all of the ones for yesterday (wow, that was a generous hint!), and saw The Tiny Toad's post as seen below.

Not "horizontally" enough?

Well then, what if we put the tic-tac-toe board horizontally, instead of horizontally?

Then we might get

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 _

(I did that to force spacing and make it look nicer.)

Following the previous posts on tic-tac-toe matrices and so on and so on, with the glyph symbol possibly standing for the "6th" or middle, right-most column...if we now make the "top-most" playing matrix our "leftmost" playing matrix, we'll get "L" as the proper letter. So perhaps this way, G1 = "L."

If this turns out to be right, it's entirely due to the efforts of The Tiny Toad and others.

--Mav

> I think of a very old b/w game I had on my mac+, it was
> called...um...Well, anyway, there were 3 or four tic-tac-toe boards, on
> top of each other, and if you placed say Xs in a row, but one X on each
> board, you won... This doesn't have anything to do with the glyphs, but
> maybe Chelsea used a similar thing... Maybe It's like this.

> Three boards:

> 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 _