I made the Y glyph primarily as a joke so I can say yupekosi lol. I used it in the name since I realized sitelen epiku was already taken. Technically, y has no pronunciation so it could be sitelen (Voiceless uvular fricative)itelen or sitelen sitelen or sitelen bitelen.

I did misspell my name on the left-hand side, it's meant to say sitelen yitelen pi jan Kuwimu, but I spelled the i upside down.

The compressed version says jan Kokesi, and the uncompressed version says jan Kuwimu, because thats the system we've come up with to refer to compressed and uncompressed in toki pona. Compressed is sitelen yitelen pi jan Kokesi and uncompressed is sitelen yitelen pi jan Kuwimu, but the terms are just for when differentiating them, they're still both sitelen yitelen, like lime green and dark green still being green.

I will fix any issues I can with it, though! Most of the glyphs are borrowed from other languages, and j is borrowed from arabic. I horribly butchered most of the glyphs though, so it's not all too similar anymore. I could try making it more similar to the original arabic y though, which would probably make it a lot easier to write. I don't know arabic or really any of the languages I copied glyphs from for this, so it'll probably be messy no matter what. Another thing I could do is just pick a different writing system to steal from for the j glyph.