I think Q operates when there is a compelling necessity in bridging the info gap.

Right now, tens or even hundreds of thousands of people are collating election fraud examples and forwarding them to OANN, to Tucker, to the DOJ, to the Trump whitehouse. They are posting examples on twitter, conducting nightly videos where they discuss them and talk about the implications to the rule of law. They are archiving and mirroring content around so all the deplatforming attacks cant take out the full set, and they rebuild and repopulate what is taken down.

We have learned dems own the companies or are board members or majority stakeholders that build voting machines and software like Dominion in the states where the vote is most in dispute. We learned all about Benfords law and how it demonstrates a compelling statistical argument of election fraud, and then witnessed people getting banned from twitter purely for citing this & its wiki page. We have records of long dead people voting, people who were 100+ years old voting, and we know about The Hammer and its Scorecard application designed for stealing elections.

If there was some revelation that formed a large part of the fraud that hadn't yet come out or was on the verge of coming out, maybe we would have heard from Q on this. So I take the silence to mean that the Q team are relaxing (in as much as people this close to the coal face/front line can relax) and enjoying the situation since this machine they have helped build and fuel is rumbling along with fairly unstoppable momentum & has the DNC in its sights.