Oulipolian?

[Ichthyic]

Is Oulipolian referring to OuLiPo poetry?

I figured out Greb's puzzle easily enough, but Smada's has me stumped. I cannot figure out what the rules are for that one.

easy enough to just select random answers, but the puzzle itself still makes no sense to me, and I cannot find an explanation for it anywhere!

anyone figure out without just guessing the answer?

[Snowhound Tapio]

It is a slight nudge towards the OuLiPo Poetry, yes.

Now for the puzzle logic I'll give you a hint, read these dialogue lines again:

Hal - One: Shakerloops. For Smada. Demands the. Right vowels. To Open. Two: Jacobsladder. For Grebneohcs. This one. Uses anagrams. These will. Let you. Enter their. Symbolics.

...

Smada - So far, so good. Now, type the correct Oulipolian vowel segment.

[Ichthyic]

ah. it's a vowel puzzle. clever.

[Spacebomber]

I don't understand, my mother language is not English. I tried all of them and I found the right one, but I don't know why is that the correct answer.

[kraligor]

Each sentence uses only one vowel ("A" in the first, and so on).

[Asmosis]

I just spammed the options till i got the right one :p

[Bafbegagglestick]

Originally posted by kraligor:

Each sentence uses only one vowel ("A" in the first, and so on).

Even with this spoiler it made no sense to me, so I gave up and tried Asmosis' strategy instead >_>

[Baraz]

I vowels are clearly AEOO, but how does that relate to the options:
Scarabs
Elements
Bricks
Odors
Mucus

I will choose the words in order ... and hope that works.
EDIT: did not work, so I had to guess.

[Nixxen]

This took some trial and error, and only after seeing the answer do I understand how you are supposed to solve it. To help anyone stumbling upon this thread later on, I'll give some nudges in the correct direction.

Gerb:
Use the option that is an anagram of a subset of the letters in the password.

Smada:
Use the option with vowels matching a subset of the vowels in the password. I.e., no more than the vowels in the password.

[lx]

i solved this, the anagram one, by choosing the word, that was something like nonsense.