On the QClock.
Uncropped version and discussion is at the home of the ClockFags.
Good side by side Anon. On the CLOCK.
Just as Q requested.
BAKER NOTABLE
Here is clock from a couple days ago no one KEKked on.
ClockFagging Primer
Resources needed: the QClock App (on the Clockwork Qrange bread), a blank clock (attached), an internet connection for QAnon mirror site, Trump twitter Archive and current breaking news posts.
The post summaries by marker already done by an Anon who likes to Show Off his photocopy talents are great as well.
It helps if you have more than one computer so you don't have to switch windows. Big monitors are nice (don't forget you can use any modern big screen tv by using a memory stick of files).
I recommend printing out the blank clock. A old traditional standard calendar is helpful as well (don't be afraid to write on it) and a real clock (go vintage if you can) for motivation.
Search for every occurrence of "clock" and read the posts. Q has spoken about this very specifically.
Visualize a system where the time markers and deltas (differences) confirm the relations between the posts. The "maps" of individual Q posts (that he confirmed from the beginning) are navigated with the clock as the legend.
The dates correspond to time markers on the clock. Other Anons have already done the ground work so try to build on the work that has already been done.
Do NOT look forward and try to make predictions. Look backward on the clock for confirmations that are made with today's news.
This clock ends on 11/22 or 5:50 using the hour analogy.
55th anniversary of JFK.
5:5 Loud and Clear.
Mirrors matter. Look across the clock.
The :55 line is significant and can be used as a mirror. The horizontal and vertical axis are also mirrors.
The confirmation marker can migrate for post number to date to hour to minute to second (yes even seconds matter).
It is easiest to look for new marker "coincidences" on other people's clocks when you are starting out.
If you want to go from scratch then start with today's markers (read all the posts that share the current marker) then read the ones directly across from it. Look for related topics and similar digits in the time stamps.
You need to have a good grasp on all the Q posts so if you haven't read them from beginning to end (and then in reverse) that would be a good start. Make notes on your calendar and notice where they appear on the clock.
Q has given very specific instructions and confirmations on the clock. There are not nearly enough eyes and brains working on this.
This ClockFag uses MSPAINT on a PC laptop. There is a better paint program (PAINT.NET) but I like vintage, old school style.
I run multiple copies of it and use the snipping tool. Keep SOCF work on an iMac with a bigger screen. Run the ClockFag app in a separate window.
Harvest Moon clock (never got much attention either).
The date of that post is at the :58 marker on the QClock. Was 10/01 anniversary this year (lots of old clocks). :28 this year is 10/31.