>>518428

underline use two of these _ before and after

bold use three of these ' before & after

RED use two of these = before & after

(((blue))) use three of these ( before and three of these ) after

italic use two single quotes ' before & after

code in a box? not quite sure how this works

>>518505

RED

For red, have nothing else on the line

Start with two = then some words then end with two =

>>518503

What is needed are "witness points".

When doing carpentry with a complex curvature several points are marked.

A curved line has to pass through these points.

When doing quality assurance on a civil

engineering construction job, there are

defined 'witness points' which must be

inspecded + measured to certain tolerances and

remain within tolerance throughout the

project.

For us, the witness points would be

news events (or possibly POTUS tweets)

that match specific Q posts.

With just one of these, nothing is proven.

We need 2 or 3 or more of these, definite and confirmed.

Then we can declare the clock, map,

rewind-the-clock algorithm solved.

POTUS tweets last night were very

encouraging and made me think the

anon had it.

This morning re-reading all the froth,

it is not clear what the algorithm is.

Somebody needs to spell it out EXACTLY,

then test it against confirmed witness points.

Maybe that's why Q said to re-read the crumbs after each day's news.

And make side-by-side graphics.

>>518525

You know me. Check. Worked while the board was down.