I've turned the world's most grueling task into something semi-intriguing. Using the all-inclusive text file provided by BO, I'm going through every last message, pulling up the original board message, and verifying content, date, time, etc.
In the process it occurred to me that nobody ever seems to look at ID. It tells us every time a new IP address is used. While the internet service provide could cause this to change, I'm not sure how often that happens, especially with the internet accounts Q would be accessing. What I'm most curious about is whether or not a given ID shows up days or even weeks later. Since Q has stated he has the ability to generate random IP addresses - and I'm not sure how that would work if, say, a proxy server were used running inside a VM - I'm wondering if every ID for every "session" Q has been active through is unique? The image I'm posting is my workspace - a lot of comparisons can be made with everything from a given message on a single line. This very old text editor I'm using has full ability to block and manipulate columns, which makes this whole process exponentially faster. It'll be interesting to see what comes from all this, and along the way we'll finally have completely verification of every message posted.