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Topologist clearly lays out his “Somerville Bowline” single-column cuff, a non-constrictive and non-collapsing knot great for wrists, ankles, and more. He also covers the common mistakes people make when first learning the cuff and shows how to avoid them while adding this tie to your rope bondage toolbox.
This is really clear. However, when the loop is made the end that is the running ends up on top. However, if you twist the loop the other way and the running end is on the bottom, I still appear to be able to make the knot. Is this still the Somerville bowline, or is it something else without all the good properties?