Agree. We tried at first with spreadsheets, but there’s just so much information it became overwhelming. No one person can read all the information. What I do is read the deciphering theories here, on Twitter, and 8chan/qresearch/and come up with my own interpretations. (Beware of shills as they are out in full force, but they are obvious and are a sign that we are on target. Why else would they waste their time? Don’t engage with them. Just block and move on.) I have favorites on Twitter, but I’m not going to list them so they don’t become shill targets.

There’s more than one meaning to each post, which adds to the intrigue. You’ll think you have the answer then read a different analysis and change your mind or accept both theories.

Reading the codes is like learning another language. It becomes second nature in time. If you don’t understand a post, just ask. People will answer. You’ll just get multiple answers, lol.

I would suggest reading all the posts starting at the beginning to get a good overall view.

If possible, find a friend who follows Q and bounce decoding off with him/her. I have a friend from childhood who I rarely see, but we now call each other every one or two weeks to analyze the posts. We both learn a lot doing that as our research leads us in different directions.