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I don't understand your solution. If the proposition is contradictory, then it's true - just look at what it says.
Or maybe I don't understand how we are supposed to assign truth values to disjunctions ("either/or") in your system: can a disjunction still be contradictory if one of its clauses is true? And surely if X is contradictory, then the clause "X is contradictory" must be true... or is it?
Ok, I get it now. So, I was wrong on that too. Thank you.