The proofs are a good archive, but would be cumbersome for non-research-savvy public to go through, since you have to click on topics and then many of the individual graphics to see them fully, without a “dummies” level explanation of what they mean, and no way to keep clicking through an arrow to see each one fully without going back to the thumbnails.

It could be very helpful to select some of the best proofs (such as the 13 phone participants, NK, Tippy Top, and many others), and put them together with explanations, maybe in a threadlike article that could link to other examples. Would be good to have a title that would be more enticing to the general public than “QProofs,” and get the point across that these are part of this administrations communication strategies to prepare and educate the public, taking place on one of the few platforms that have not been corrupted by you-know-who.

Maybe a title like: “Things we already knew because of Q”