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>This effect appears particularly salient with QAnon, where followers are directed to take interpretation and action into their own hands, rather than at the explicit direction of the anonymous user (known only as Q) behind the movement. QAnon is thus markedly different from other far-right extremist groups and jihadi groups, as it lacks both a clear organizational structure and a centralization of interpretive duties.
Say what? Keyboards don't do much.
Serious.
>In this vein, they often self-identify as investigative journalists or conspiracy researchers.15
Nope.