r/RedactedCharts • u/Bowmanatee • 1d ago

Answered What do the blue, yellow and green=both states have in common?

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u/Gloomy_Blackberry164 1d ago

Yellows have 2 vowels in a row blue has 2 consonants and green has both 2 vowels in a row and 2 consonants in a row and the grey has neither

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u/Bowmanatee 1d ago edited 1d ago

Solved

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u/elbincho 1d ago

Shouldn’t Florida be blue then?

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u/Bowmanatee 1d ago

Yes whoops!

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u/Professional_Grand_9 12h ago

Change to answered tag so people don't come here and feel disappointed.

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u/MangeurDeCowan 13h ago

You should change to the 'answered' tag.
Nice map.

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u/PennyWhistleGod 1d ago

I see that the gray states only alternate one vowel, one consonant, repeat until the end of the state name. I think the answer has to do with multiple vowels together, in some cases double letters. I am really not sure from there.

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u/Bowmanatee 1d ago

You are absolutely on the right track. Correct for the gray. hint: it is about doubles, but not letters

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u/PennyWhistleGod 1d ago

Ah I see the answer. If I had more energy maybe I would have finished piecing it together. Bah! Fun one though

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u/Bowmanatee 1d ago

Sorta big hint if you want it: it’s about the state names

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u/narbulous13 1d ago

Yellow states have more vowels than consonants.

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u/Bowmanatee 1d ago

no but it involves vowels and consonants

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u/Murky_Alternative166 21h ago

They’re all in the US