In response to these two notables from (PBs):
>>8317257 (PB) Missing open quote Dec 27 19/Potus twat
>>8316657 (PB), >>8316702 (PB) You have correctly identified the absence of a closing quotation mark. Can you find a similar grammatical mis-construction within other Trump tweets or within the Q crumbs?
I went out and found all the Q posts that have an odd number (i.e., a non-matching) quotation mark. The graphic attached is a summary of what I found.
To get the boring posts out of the way, since I did this in a naive way assuming all text was ascii, Q posts: 2076, 2119, and 3015 were copied from a source that used non-ascii quote marks. This is a false positive due to my (basic and naive) algorithm. As such probably not interesting for these purposes, however left in for completeness.
Q posts 2362 and 2431 are another example of a false positive. This time Q is quoting Reagan, and the quote spans multiple lines. In such cases, you do not close the quotation marks on the first line, you leave them open to denote a multi-line quote. This is correct grammar, and not an error. Again, however, left in for completeness.
Q posts 2208 is missing a quotation mark, however it's due to how Q wrote the quotes. He had a nested set of quotes, and only closed the inner nest, not the outer. Most likely an error, or it looked bad, so not included. Potential, but unlikely.
Similarly, Q post 3102 uses a single quote to start the quote, but a double quote to finish it. Potentially accidental, or potential other comms. I don't think this is what was meant, however.
Q post 2332, marked in yellow, is actually missing a closing quotation mark. This post discusses the Russian hacking narrative, pointing out Britain, Australia, and New Zealand's concerns over the hack. It asks the questions:
>Why now?
>Think DECLAS
Also names Fusion GPS, Perkins Coie, and highlights Michael Sussmann.
And the other that matches the later drop missing the beginning quote is Q post 2587 marked in green. This is about the fire at Google related to the Dragonfly drama, and their interaction with China.
Something I will mention here, that hasn't really been mentioned, is Kirkland WA, where the Corona virus is in Washington State, is where Google's headquarters in "Seattle" are. Just FYI.
Hope this helps.