>I have some research information to share re Peter Strzok. Where would I post it?
I'm not OP, but I would suggest just posting in the latest bread, timing the post when something related comes up would be even better.
>…Lynn de Rothschild has deactivated her Twitter account….
It was noted in posts as it happened at that time.
On the far left above the threads in the Catalog is a drop-down menu that says "Sort by:". If you click on that and choose Creation Date, the threads will be in chronological order from newest to oldest, except any that are pinned at the top, the ones with the black pin icon.
Farther to the right is the choice [Update]. If you click that, the list will refresh and the newest threads will show.
When the Qs post that, it means they/ve started focussing on one or more people on some level, that those people's crimes could be revealed and they could lose their job, money, standing in the community, face jail, which some people would kill themselves rather than face.
>Adding the ID+ will also filter anyone who replies to them
It's better to just filter the ID. With ID+, someone might get filtered who isn't shilling / being a pain, but just feels motivated to respond to someone, and might post something useful another time.
>…is this shilling in general or just viewpoints
You should read the post and decide for yourself.
Yes, people, learn to hover. Put your cursor on top of a red-colored quoted link, if there is one, or the links with the little underlined numbers on the top right of the post, without clicking. That's called hovering, like a bird flapping its wings while staying in place. The post will pop up in a box.
Can somebody tell me how to add multiple videos to a single post?
Another way to pinpoint which bread a post is in, if you've got a number of breads loaded in tabs, is to compare the number of the post to the number that appears after /res/ in a tjread's URL. That will be the number of the very first post in that bread. If you have breads lined up sequentially, you can figure out by comparing numbers in the URLs which bread a post is in.
This is not always true, sometimes a post can land in another non-related thread, because every post on the entire board is numbered in sequence when it's posted, not just in sequence with the posts around it in a thread. Confused yet? :) Read my post a few times, it took me a while to figure it all out.