A number of people have observed that the quality of posting has gone down with the increased number of people here. That can be expected in almost anything. Some of it is due to lack of training, experience and properly setting expectations.

I've been around a little while and it has taken me some time to 'catch on' to some stuff. I am probably not 'hip' to a lot of it. For other noobs, these are things that might help.

1. We have been invited to one of the greatest shows there has ever been. We are invited to cheer and to pass the word of what is taking place. There is not a railing between those on the field doing the real work, and those invited to cheer, but we are expected to observe the boundary anyway: "This is not a chat room". It is hard to resist, throwing your two cents in.

1. Though it is said that this is a show, it is also not a game. Much of the real work has already been done behind the scenes, and some if not many of the bad guys have already been subdued and are playing a roll under duress in order to bring the rest of the world up to speed. There are still real lives at risk and real things that must be done: vote, educate (redpill).

1. This is not a cult. It is an open information channel. The bad guys are in the channel too. Everything gets dumped in the channel: good stuff, bad stuff, absolute crap. Don't fight it. Just let it wash on by. Yeah I know it is hard to do. If you really want to filter a handful of users because all they do is post junk; go ahead. No one has to know.

1. This is not a cult. There is no central belief system that anyone is forcing on anyone. you will find all kinds of ideas here from flat or hollow earth theories, aliens, wild techologies and conspiracies of any kind. It comes with the open channel. The purpose of the channel is to do research on things that Q hints at. Anything else not related s counter-prodcutive to that purpose. If there is a really interesting other-topic, hey great, start another thread of your own so you can focus on it without all the Q noise.

1. It is tough to navigate. Keep at it. The stuff goes by in blocks of 751 notes. To keep it going, people have to manually link one block to the next. As they do that, they make the new block with some indexes at the top to help you find notable topics of interest. Each note has a link to the note is is referencing, and by magic, later notes are referenced also. By using these you can follow a single conversation. Beware of the block jumps though. Heck, then you just get lost and find your way back through the catalog. (or get in the habit of paying closer attention and opening the link in a new browser tab so you dont lose your place. )

1. The catalog has a link to it from almost everywhere you might be. A chained group of blocks will have the same picture. You are clued to the order by the #. To clue you quickly which one is the latest block in the chain, the R: number will be less than 751 because it is not yet full.

1. Oh and don't worry about name calling. No one here loves you or hates you, but we're in it together.

>>3465562

Unfortunately, we do not have the advantage of having the script that the chorus had. We are collaborating in a riddle game.

Some cannot think in riddle and interpret everything as a literal lie, finding themselves disillusioned.

The solution to a riddle cannot be discerned from the riddle. Outside information is required. So we dig and share ideas both good and bad.