>>7439638

>PS Why are posts always bumped out of posting because there are too many replies already. Doesn't this mess up the flow of following a topic? Doesn't this make it difficult to continue a thread / message / learning for those who do come here to learn?

Each bread is limited to 751 posts - don't know why - that's just the way it is,, so simply accept it. The system will not accept any posts to a bread once the limit is reached.

Three ways to know when a bread is close to the limit:

1 - Scroll down to the end of the bread. The closer that the R number is to 751, the less time you have to post (also means your post is that much less likely to be nominated as a Notable because the baker will make a final Notable run around post 650).

2 - Go to the catalog, refresh it, and look at the numbers under the picture. Example: R:166 /I: 178 / P: 1. That means that bread has 166 posts and 178 images. I think the P means page but am not sure. In all practicality, only the R number (# of posts) makes any difference. See above explanation.

3 - Download the latest version of the 8Kun Baker Tools (most recent version is 0.5.2 at:

https://pastebin.com/mPVxr7Lz

). Among other neat features, it displays (and updates) the post number in the lower right corner of your screen. See pix.

Although they're labeled "Baker Tools," anyone can use them and they have many useful features (the post number feature alone makes it worthwhile to use). Obviously, I highly recommend them, have had no problems using them, and see no downsides to using the code. Use the QSearch function at:

https://qresear.ch/

and search for Baker Tool

or for the first two digits of the latest version number (e.g., 0.5) because sometimes there is a minor bug fix. It's best to wait a few days after the latest fix is posted in case an update to fix yet another bug shows up.

Installation is simple and easy.

a. Go to the Baker Tools pastebin website

b. Copy the code from the box under JavaScript to a .txt file (warning - they can be very long, like 2053 lines for v0.5.2).

c. Save the .txt file to your hard drive in a folder like "how to manipulate the 8kun website."

d. Because I don't use any scripts other than the Baker Tools, I just click on Options (upper right corner of screen), click on User J/S, and delete any existing code in User J/S.

e. Copy the JavaScript code from the .txt file.

f. Paste it into User J/S.

g. Click on "Save custom Javascript."

The pix came from:

https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/7763945.html#7764217

(bread #9937) and are very explanatory and informative. Be sure to read them before installation.

>>7439678

>1…is there any way to keep track of my comments and posts.

The Baker Tools also enable you to find Q posts, any (yous) you've received, and your own posts in a given bread - see the pix. I recommend you copy and paste your posts (or at least the links and post#s) in a .txt or .doc file for future reference.

>>7487880

See >>7793118 for the Baker Tools - it lets you see your (you)s which apply both to original post you make and to comments you make to another anon's post.

>>7576240

Catalog for qrb:

https://8kun.top/qrb/catalog.html?VanwaNet-DDoS-Verification-Attempt=1

Here's another bunker for Q Research that proved highly used after the August deplatforming.

SAVE THIS ONE IN CASE OF FUTURE DEPLATFORMINGS!!!

https://endchan.net/qanonresearch/catalog.html

>>7793314

Meant "useful," not used.

>>7582839

Brackets show a target or kill box. Or, sometimes they simply separate a thought from the rest of the sentence (like parentheses).

>>7582848

No. In fact, some anons are skeptical about the Qclock while others are true believers. You need to research and discern on your own.

>>7582868

Just a tradition. The folklore is that it's also a lure for Q to come and post.

>>7617813

Probably had no activity and dropped off the catalog once it got too old. Use the search function for old citations of "chemtrails". Alternatively, make your own new thread for chemtrails if you wish. See above comment on Qclock.

>>7790149

>>7760367

How to find archived breads:

1 - Go to the catalog and click on Archive (see pic #1).

2 - Go to the posts at the top of each bread. Several different sites are listed (see pic #2).

3 - Use the search function at

https://qresear.ch

and search for "archive" to find archived breads starting at #804 (#804 shows links to breads #625 - #803) (need to go to the bottom of the search page and use the extreme right page button).

Use the same search function and search for posts "#416962" and "#509098"; they give archive links for breads older than #804 (see pic #3).

>>7763556

Think of the Q social media system in this way.

Boards -

a. Primary boards - Q posts ("deposits crumbs") in only these two places:

1. QResearch General - this is a board with a Board Owner (BO) (BO is Fastjack). Catalog at https://8kun.top/qresearch/catalog.html

.

2. /projectdcomms/ - projectDcomms_prov★

infowarfare_prov (catalog at

https://8kun.top/projectdcomms/catalog.html ). The BO is Q, and he/she/it/they are the only one/ones who can post here. Note that Q frequently deletes old posts from /projectdcomms/ .

b. Other boards - Good places for extended digs, are much less shilly, breads are slower and more comfy, but Q does not post here. The QResear.ch search function does cover these boards. These are good places to head to in case Q Research General gets deplatformed.

1. Bunker #1 - /qrb/ - QResearch Bunker - Q Research Backup, Bunker, and Test Lab (BO is 8bit) (catalog at https://8kun.top/qrb/catalog.html ).

2. Bunker #2 - Endchan - Not part of the 8kun.top system. This board also follows Q: /qanonresearch/ - Research and Operations (catalog at https://endchan.net/qanonresearch/catalog.html ).

Threads -

Threads are collections of posts concerning a particular topic. For instance, Q Research General is a thread, as are each of the meme collections (e.g., Memes51 and Meme War 2020 #7), the country threads (UK, Canada, Australia, Netherlands, Germany, etc.), the Qclock collections (e.g., Clockwork Qrange #10), and individual topics (Research Tools and Techniques, Night Shift Art and Music, Codefags, Qboard Questions, Epstein, etc.). Threads can have numerous breads (see below) like QResearch General, which has 9981 breads as of this writing.

Breads -

Breads are collections of a max of 751 posts under a given topic (thread), like Q Research General #9981. They can be thought of as chapters of a book (thread).

How the catalog works -

Threads and breads "fall off" the catalog when they get too old. This means the catalog has space for only approximately 225 breads, so when that number is reached, the oldest bread is no longer shown in the catalog, although it can be found in the archives. So if you want to see a particular thread or bread stay constantly in the catalog, somebody needs to keep posting to it until it reaches 751 posts (at that point, you can no longer post to it, the bread eventually gets archived, and somebody needs to generate or bake the next bread).

Baker -

These anons collect, organize, and label notables, make the dough (the first few posts at the top of every bread that contain a great deal of reference info but NOT the shill posts), put the dough into the oven (a document in the Pastebin cloud), generate a new bread and get it into the catalog, bake the dough (insert the dough posts into the new bread), and post the new bread link near the end of the old bread. When they screw up, they produce a "moldy" bread. It's a lot of work, and anons show their appreciation by thanking the baker at the top of the new bread as well as by posting bewb pics. NEW BAKERS ARE ALWAYS NEEDED SO PLEASE VOLUNTEER!!!

>>7799110

After searching myself for those breads, I suspect we can't access them because CodeMonkey didn't get those really old breads loaded into 8kun. You might try again some weeks into the future. I went to https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/416555.html#416962 and found the link https://anonfile.com/mdf5Bbdfb1/169-306.zip . When I tried to run the zip, Norton Antivirus said it found threats, so you might be out of luck.

>>7793118

Baker Tools Anon has updated his code again. See:

https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/7815102.html#7815779

8Kun Baker Tools v0.6.0 located at:

https://pastebin.com/YTSSmH7t

>>7869850

Welcome, Fren! I've spent some time on 4chan and Endchan myself, so thanks for your interest. While there are similarities, each medium has its own differences in looks and operation.

Anyway, on 8kun, breads have a max of 751 slices or posts, so once that max is reached, you can't post any more. If, say, a bread only had 350 slices and no one had anything more they wanted to say, the bread would "age out" and stay on the catalog until eventually pushed out of it by breads that were more current. Same

"aging out" applies to full breads, as well (751 posts). The catalog only holds around 250 breads and anything older goes into the Archives.

The Q Research General image identifies all breads that stay within that topic (or thread). Makes it easy for anons to figure out which breads are Q Research General vs. New Zealand or Canada or UK or Pass The Exam (QBoard Questions).

Posts often get pinned to the first post of a bread (OP) because anons are lazy or else haven't figured out that you can simply post in the reply box without referring to an older post (although it's good manners and also helpful to cite the older one as appropriate). Some use the Index and hit Reply in order to get to a bread. Then, for some reason, they don't delete the OP citation in the reply box instead of just entering their post.

>>7875532

Remember that you can insert a keyword(s) or phrase or post # and search nearly 12.5M posts and lists via The 8chan/8kun QResearch Board Search … allows you to search through 12,497,493 documents from 37 #Qanon-related data sources - at once!

https://qresear.ch/

>>7875841

Forgot pic.