THREE PART E-BAKE INSTRUCTIONS USING CONTROLC.COM

"E-bake" = "Emergency bake"

No updates to notables or the dough are made, but anons can post in new bread.

 

Grabbing the Dough

 

STEP 0 Got the General image?? (Iwo Jima or similar)

''* If not, copypasta from Step 0 example.''

 

STEP 1: Find the Current Dough

Dough:https://ControlC.com/c00f164a

''* Copy pastebin link into a browser window.''

 

STEPS 2 and 3: Copy the Current Dough

(Dough will appear in ControlC.com.)

''* Copypasta entire text into text editor like Notepad++.''

(Notice the PAGE BREAKS=== that separate the posts)

 

Creating the Thread

 

STEP 4: Find "Create a New Thread" in the catalog or index

''* Go to catalog or index; Create a Thread is at the top (CAP 3).''

 

STEP 5: "Create a Thread" What to Do

''* Fill in THREE THINGS:''

Subject: [example] Q Research General #11039: My Bread Name Edition

Comment: [copypasta page 1 of dough–the one with the Q posts]

File: [copypasta image from Step 1]

 

STEP 5a: E-bake (~ 630 fast, ~670 slow)

''* Click "Create a thread"''. (5% of the time it will say "Posted" and appear right away–but not usually!).

This is called "thread hang" and happens routinely. See MP4.

 

STEP 6: Finding the New Thread & Finishing the Bake

''* Ignore the fake "posting 100%" message, WAIT WAIT WAIT 30-40 SECONDS for the thread to post.''

''* Open catalog or index in new tab; thread should be close to the top (catalog) or right after current thread (index).''

''* Copypasta the rest of the dough from the text editor into the new thread; if you get a "page too long" message, break the post in two & retry.''

 

Only one thing more to do: the dough post.

 

Dough Post

 

__STEP 7:

''Since you didn't change the dough, just copy the same link from Step 1 to create the dough post.''

''Label it something like "Old dough so it's clear it's a e-bake.

 

(If everything is copacetic, you can also go back to old bread and post a "fresh bread" link.)

 

CONGRATULATIONS

YOU HAVE JUST BAKED A BREAD!

(if things don't go quite as planned, remember: you're the one who stepped up, mistakes can be corrected!)