The thing is that the Cayley graph is not canonical : for a given group $G$, each choice of a generating set will give a different Cayley graph.
And every group with at least $3$ elements has a Cayley graph with triangles : if $x\neq y$ in $G$, put $x$, $y$ and $xy^{-1}$ in the generating set, a...
@vzn are u following the "protocol" or it something else ? =D
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