[???] I've been staring at this /3-1-2/ sequence for hours and I think I've finally figured out what it's doing. It's not /spelling/ anything. It's /counting/. Three signals. One gap. Two signals. Then it starts again somewhere else. Why would you count /that/? I have several theories and at least two of them are ░░░░ing stupid.
(\ /) ... sounds like you've got into a real situation of sorts, huh?
(\ /) mm. i don't know. for fun? ... i mean that as in i'm just curious. so long as you don't end letting yourself fall too far down this rabbit hole you're uncovering, i suppose.
[FEEDBACK] Good to see someone as curious as I am. Honestly, I'm not prone to going too crazy. This might all be nothing and I'm overthinking it.
(\ /) i don't want to accidentally stoke any fuel to the fire, but... if anybody were to be hiding something in the signals, that's probably what they would want you to think, right? both attempts in allure, and to drive away anybody who feels they aren't so willing to take the challenge up in full. it's one thing if it's paranoia, but it's an entirely *different* one if this has been a repetitive pattern you've been catching.
[FEEDBACK] You might be right on this. Especially with its consistency. The frequency in which I have monitored stations for anything funky and this appears out of nowhere? Yeah, further investigation would be /excellent/. It must've been made for me.
(\ /) heh. maybe so. i'd caution you just stay careful, but... i'd be a hypocrite all the same to try to discourage you from digging any deeper. you do seem like the type with the kind of energy attuned for such work like this, so... keep going. worst comes to worst, you've discovered a red herring. at best? well... you find that there's a lot more to this signal charade. do keep updated on your findings.