Why hallo there ;O Yes, I stopped being lazy and got to writing this out. We are finally voting for the first official Dollars code! Why do we need a code? It's just for fun, mainly for the sake of writing out secret messages. It's kind of like that stupid code making that you did when you were little, but with.... uh... Dollars style..? Yeah. Anyway, please vote. Voting will stay open for one month. If we don't have a clean 20-50 votes by then, the time will be extended. If you samefag (change your name) and try to vote a second or third time, all of your votes will be claimed null and void.

To avoid any biased opinions, the creators of each code will not be revealed until after the voting is over. If you claim ownership to your code before voting is over, its will be omitted from the final count and it will not be counted in any way. Also, if you didn't put a title with your admission, I made one up so it's easier for voters to refer to them other than by their admission number.

Anyway, enjoy. To vote, just comment with your favorite admission number/codename with a brief explanation of why.

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Admission One
Reverse K-Code
Q=a w=s e=d r=f t=g y=h u=j i=k o=l p=0
A=z s=x d=c f=v g=b h=n j=m k=8 l=9
z=1 x=2 c=3 v=4 b=5 n=6 m=7
1=) 2=( 3=* 4=& 5=^ 6=% 7=$ 8=# 9=@ 0=!

For Example:
"The Dollars are having a meeting today at 10:30pm."
"Gnd Cl99zfx zfd nz4k6b z 7ddgk6b glczh zg @!:&!07."

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Admission Two
AltNumber Code
You know the code 1=A... what if we use ALT codes like ALT+1(☺)=A so
it would go:
☺=A
☻=B
♥=C
♦=D
...
like that and for non-caps you could go ALT+30=a so that would go:
▲=a
▼=b
*space*=c
!=d
...
You can also give spaces and punctuation a code like:
←=*space*
∟=?
↔=.
like that or you could start with a master sentence like:
Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion and go off that
I'm only going to do the "Code Geass" part now:
C=☺
o=☻
d=♥
e=♦
*space*=♣
G=♠
a=•
s=◘

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Admission Three
Sphinx Letter-Number Code

" Sphinx of black quartz, judge my vow. "
It would be relatively easy to remember, seeing as we're vowing to make a difference, and the main dollars color is black.

Simply take the letters as they come in the sentence, excluding where they double. There's only a couple of doubles in that sentence.

"Sphinx of black qurtz Jdge My Vw" would be the sentence without doubles. So, In alphabetical, it would be

A (10)
B (08)
C (11)
D (19)
E (21)
F (07)
G (20)
H (03)
I (04)
J (18)
K (12)
L (09)
M (22)
N (05)
O (06)
P (02)
Q (13)
R (15)
S (01)
T (16)
U (14)
V (25)
W (26)
X (05)
Y (24)
Z (17)

26 letters, 26 numbers. Short term memory quote (Since the short term memory can hold ~7 words or numbers at a time)

[For example:]

(26)(21)_(10)(15)(21)_(19)(06)(09)(09)(10)(15)(01)_!
( We are Dollars! )

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Admission Four
Comprehensive Code

Letters

So, basically, every letter has its own symbol that every keyboard has, starting with A as !. Here's an example:

Hello, BarabiSama. = *%__[, @!}!@(\!=.
A = !
B = @
C = #
...
Z = ?

We use the keys in the order they come in from left to right, omitting they period, coma, and grave accent keys. We also use caps second, unless the key is a number key.

Numbers
So, basically, every single digit number from 0 to 9 has its own letter.

0 = A
1 = B
...
9 = I
The single digit numbers have their own letters.

_Multiple Digit Numbers

Two Digit Numbers

All you do here is put them together, like:
10 = BA
11 = BB
...
99 = II
Two digit numbers are basic.

Three+ Digit Numbers

100 = J
1000 = K
10000 = L
...
So, 176 would be JGF.

Three+ Digit Numbers NOT Beginning With One

Ok, know why I omitted the grave accent key before? This is why. There would have been WAY too many numbers for letters if the three+ digit code was THAT simple.

So, basically, you use the grave accent key to indicate the first number of your three+ digit number. Like:

200 = `2`J
300 = `3`J
...
2000 = `2`K
3000 = `3`K
...
20000 = `2`L
30000 = `3`L
...
So, a number like 42700 would be `4`L`2`K`7`J. Or, a number like 32875 would be `3`L`2`K`8`JGE.

Symbols

Hmmm... This has taken some thought. Because I already covered all the bases, right? Wrong. I used capitol letters for numbers, not lower case. However, periods, comas, and question mark stay the same.


! = a
@ = b
# = c
...
? = z


So, instead of OMG! it would be (not using code for the OMG part), OMGa.

Example Sentence
$[+w| "[; |*(+- h(+\%}|+!=%*%}%h (\ \[ #[[_?
"Don't you think *insertnamehere* is so cool?"

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Admission Five
Keyword Code

You write out the keyword (DOLLARS), without repeating any letter (DOLARS). Then, you fill in the rest of the alphabet underneath it, making each row the same number of letters:

D O L A R S
B C E F G H
I J K M N P
Q T U V Y X
W Z

Then you read down each column to get the cipher:

D B I Q W O C J T Z L E K U A F M V R G N Y S H P X

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

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Admission Six
Uckers Code

Sentence Structure

Ok, so, all you do is separate the first letter of the first word of the sentence from the rest of the word, then make the rest of the words in groups of four letters (symbols included as well). So, a sentence like, "Hello, BarabiSama." would be, "H ello ,Bar abiS ama."

Possibilities

Have you heard of uckers? No? Well, it's a board game. And is also one way to say the word fu- without actually saying the F word.

"H avey ouhe ardo fuck ers?"

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Enjoy! Please vote ;P

I'm not sure if I want Four or Six because of reasons Barabi said not to say. Can you vote for multiple ones? But, I think Six is simpler, so, if you can only vote for one, I say six. If you can vote for two+, I vote for both Four and Six.

Two would only really work for people on laptops/computers, so I say definitely not Two. If there's a negative vote, I cast one negative vote foe Two.

I vote for 1 because since most people already pretty much remembers where all the letters are on the keyboard all you really have to do is just remember to switch the keys.

Umm... On number 1, I don't see some of the letters.... Is the creator sure they have them all on there?

Double post D:

More specifically though, it's the bottom row of keys that seem to be missing...

I'd like to vote for code 5. It seems easy to remember, something that only Dollars members would be able to figure out, and generally just cool :)

>>2 Let's just keep it simple. One vote per person; no negative votes.

>>4 My good sir. Are you blind?
z=1 x=2 c=3 v=4 b=5 n=6 m=7

I vote for 6 I think it's the easiest to remember.

I vote for the first one, it really looks like a "code" and fits Dollars i think

6 is te easier one but i vote 1 because it looks like a code

I vote for number 5. It would be very hard for anyone who doesn't know it to figure out, and simple enough for us to easily remember it.

I vote for number 1 c: Nice and easy to remember and type~ ^^

T ryin gtot alki nuck ersc odei srea llyw eird.

Four or six...

I vote for 6.
It's the easiest to remember x.x

Code 1 <,< is perfect for me

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i vote for # 6

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I vote for #1!

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A lso, itis funt otyp einU cker scod e.

O hoh !Irea llyl iket hiso ne,i t'ss ofun toty pewi th! A mIdo ingi trig ht?? X3

>>24 K inda ,but youm isse done sent ence star tera fter the!

>>23 >>25 I don' tthi nkth atth eres houl dbea sepa rati onaf tert hene xtse nten ce.I tmak esit real lyob viou swha titi s,ev enmo reso than ital read yis.

>>7 I think I was reading it wrong, then, lol. I'll cast a vote for number 1 then

>>26 O k,th en.Y oukn owit 'syo u-kn ow-w hose ;so, Isay "ok" .

H mmth ison efor sure .M yvot elie sher e.

>>30 W oops ,did itwr ong. ....

s orry guys .wow ,tha tone hard lych ange d...

I do not like codes because it'd be too easy to break. I prefer a language, but that'll be harder to learn and type. Since I'm posting though, three or five. I can't decide.

>>32 I agree, but this is simpler. I don't think this group is organized enough to have a whole language of its own.

Also, only one vote please, Lei ;O

I vote for Admission 1. Seems more defined and looks neat too.

I vote for Admission 1

idk too many! admission 1

I vote for admission 6, it's the easiest to read and it could do with other alphabets too (I wanna vote admission 1 too, but having to look at a keyboard for reading it is hard).

Five.

I vote for five.

I vote for English.... This code stuff is way too complicated!

I vote for 6. Mostly because I can't work out the others :(.....

either one or six...the others are too complicated for me to comprehend.

I like 6. It's simple and easy for me to remember.

I guess 6.

Al ly our eal lyh avet od oi styp eyou rs ente nce in one bi gl in eof tex ta ndad dth e s pace si nla ter. N otmu cht oi t. Ithi nk.

Admission Five.

I vote for Admission 6!
L ooks funt ome!

+Bump+ over literal shit.

I vote 1! :D the others seem interesting but 1 seems like it would be easier to do-

I vote #3

I vote number 1.

Admission no. 6 seems easy enough...

HOW ABOUT MAKING 6 TO 20 DIFFERENT CODES. AND THEY CAN BE A COMBINATION OF LETTERS/NUMBERS/SYMBELS TO THROW OFF ANYONE TO TRYING TO GET INTO A DOLLARS MEETINGS UNINVITED. Make the 6 to 20 different codes then Fully DELETE THE THREAD AFTER EVERY ONE GOTS IT DOWNLOADED ON TO THEIR COMPUTERS.

Example: Say We the Dollars send a text coded to go to France to have a SECRET meeting at the Eiffel Tower. Would not want the authorities near the Eiffel Tower Asking about a Gang/Group Called the Dollars? Would you. (After they fuigure out the code.)

>>52 Chill. The. Fucking. Caps.
This thread is for entertainments purpose, and we're not some secret organization that needs twenty fucking codes. We are a rather public organization that anyone can enter. The second you delete it, no other Dollars member who happens upon the site can get it; that would just be pointless. The majority of our new members wouldn't know them unless they went through hoops to have it emailed to them.

Either way, your idea is fucking null and void until you quit it with your fucking caps lock key.

admission 5, it's cool and i think it's so dollar-ish.

admission 5, easy to remember.

I vote three, its simple and easy to remember. ;)

#5 it's relatively simple. and only Dollars could figure it out.

i vote for 3.

I like 1 quite a bit, but ultimately I'm going for number 5. Something I can remember without a keyboard nearby.

5!

i vote for admission one

6!

Eh... 5...
Makes it more related to dollars I believe.
Just curious, did you get y and w mixed up? Because it went U V Y X W Z

life's not as bad as you think. that should be our code.

>>64 I didn't make it, so I don't know. It works either way, though, so it really doesn't matter :V It actually makes it a little more difficult for people who don't know it to decode that way. They'd be all, "...wtf?"

>>65 Fuck off; I have no sympathy for your lazy ass. Maybe if you read the first post I would /think/ about given two fucks. However, you obviously didn't, so I have no fucks to give you.

>>65 now that you have read >>66 how does that make you feel??? ;D

>>67 He can feel as he likes :V I don't have any respect to give to people who can't even read the first post of a thread. Nor do I have respect for bad trolls.

#3 seems like to make the most sense for a Dollars code. I hope we can work the final code into the missions too.

>>69 Hehe, 69.

#1 is easy for me to understand :P

though...could someone analyze me more #5 cause it seems very clever but I have some questions...:/
thanks

>>71 What are your questions?

>>71 For number five, you can ignore the whole process before the last part if you memorize this, honestly:

D B I Q W O C J T Z L E K U A F M V R G N Y S H P X
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

So, instead of saying "Dicks are great," you would write, "Acgmw osl tsloi."

>>74 oh so I just replace the letters based on that, thank you very much :)
hhmmm then, I think I'll change my vote for number 5 since it is as easy as the #1 yet it is more difficult for someone to decode it since it is based on the word dollar.

Number 5...

Current Tally
#1 - 14/40
#2 - 0/40
#3 - 4/40
#4 - 0/40
#5 - 11/40
#6 - 11/40

1 and 5. c;

>>78 One vote only.

E ffin gadm miss iono ne.I like typi ngin Ucke rsco de.I t'sf un.

1 then.

#1....i missed the part about when or where this is actually going to be used.

(04)_(09)(04)(12)(21)_(05)(14)(22)(08)(21)(15)_(16)(03)(15)(21)(21) :3 (i like number 3)
z6c k 9k8d 6j75df ) (and i like number one c:)

>>84 One vote only.
>>82 Try rereading... Oh, I don't know. The first post?

I vote for 5. It's secretive, considering Dollars members would only understand it. Plus, it'll be easy to remember. c:

i vote for 5

5

Potatoes

>>89 You're doing it wrong.

Im aware, but I didnt feel like hfidjeing all over your nice thread

#1

>>91 Doit. I bet some dumbass will think it's one of the codes and try to decode it.

Sphinx of Black Quartz, Judge my Vow.

I vote for five~

Ehh...its a toss up between 1 and 5...
To hell with it. I choose 1. Final answer.

I dont know if im alowed to do this but I would actually recomend A Ceasar shift cypher: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_cipher]
Combined with a Number substitution cipher:
1=a 2=b 3=c 4=d etc.

I vote for 6~

>>98 More people should vote like this. With the number six after "I vote for".

>>97 If you wanted to suggest something, you should have suggested it back when we were open for it. We're voting now; too late.

Current Tally
#1 - 18/49
#2 - 0/49
#3 - 5/49
#4 - 0/49
#5 - 14/49
#6 - 12/49

>>99 Eh. It doesn't really matter.

I vote for 5. It doesn't require a keyboard, for starters. It just seems easier and quicker and more efficient.

it doesnt matter i will do what ever is best

I like admission 1. I will vote for #1.

i vote for 1. k 4lgd vlf ).

I like #3.

^

Why does this keep getting bumped off? :|
Five more days.

^

Vote 5 (even I also like 1, I don't really remember the character in keyboard)

Three seems sophisticated enough yet simple. I like it.

k 4lgd vlf zc7kxxk6 )
*i vote for admission 1)

it does looks like a code

Then I'll go for admission 5.

either admission 1 or admission 6 i get both but six is simpler and seems like everyone could get the hang of it

I'm with 6 it's. easy for me

I Choose Admission 3 and Admission 4

Voting is now closed. Please stay tuned for the official tally. [It may take some time; I have to check for samefags, too.]

Final Tally
#1 - 21/58
#2 - 0/58
#3 - 7/58
#4 - 0/58
#5 - 17/58
#6 - 13/58

ADMISSION ONE WON BY A LANDSLIDE! Shocking, eh?

Reverse K-Code is now the official Dollars code!

Q=a w=s e=d r=f t=g y=h u=j i=k o=l p=0
A=z s=x d=c f=v g=b h=n j=m k=8 l=9
z=1 x=2 c=3 v=4 b=5 n=6 m=7
1=) 2=( 3=* 4=& 5=^ 6=% 7=$ 8=# 9=@ 0=!

For Example:
"The Dollars are having a meeting today at 10:30pm."
"Gnd Cl99zfx zfd nz4k6b z 7ddgk6b glczh zg @!:&!07."

Dammit #5, you were so close:<

yey!!

k ckb kg

You didn't reveal who made what code.

>>126 They can reveal it themselves if they care. /lazy

^^;

I vote for 5.

>>129
Voting is already over, dipshit.

>>129 Voting is finished alredy.

Would it be possible for someone to make a downloadable compiler so that Dollars members will be able to translate something like how google translate translates other languages. And if so could they also make it so that we can just type the regular sentence in so that it will automatically translate to our group code?

>>132 The code chosen was a very simple one. This is not necessary.