The intent of cryptic communication is to whisper, effectively, unnoticed.

Hmmm. Yes, but the purpose is not simply to whisper for whisperings sake, right? The purpose of communication is most normally to deliver a message; the question here is, what is the message, and why would it need to be delivered cryptically?

Purpose: I believe that the first page of each Kraken filing was riddled with typos, in order to show us exactly where "spelling" matters in court, and where it does not. These are high-level lessons, for "spell-casters" a term my wife does not like; I have a background in D&D and AD&D (Advanced Dungeons and Dragons) and although it's fictional role playing, there's a basis in history that we're not taught in schools, as well.

I haven't examined the Kraken papers. I heard that the plethora of mistakes ensured that the Media paid attention to them, instead of just burying them. Give them something to attack, criticize, mock, and wallah! attention!

I'd need more concrete examples of how the misspellings communicated a message e.g. what is important and what isn't in court filings - in order to entertain that theory.

But questions remain: WHY on earth would Powell think that such a lesson needed to be communicated secretly? In that method? I don't really sense the broader context that makes the cryptic work of Q sensible and intelligible, and reasonable.

Let me give an example in order to illustrate. Dan Scavino has been shooting out images and vids via his personal twitter account for some time recently. For example, the [punisher] mark on the air plane wing, the red line diner in conjunction with POTUS with finger on a 'red line' the flag, the dolphins where a jet ski appears exactly at 17 seconds in, Potus with fingers in an upside down Q using sign language, etc,

These certainly fit the bill of cryptic communications. Because anons now know the code, its intelligible. WHY choose this method? For me, the message I get is: It's OK people, we are on track. Q operation is on track. Have faith, we're still here. Etc.

Cryptic because it means nothing to the unknowing, but something to the knowing. Plausible deniability. Subtle.

So we have intent, purpose, message, need, etc. But I just don't see that (all of those) so far in the Powell Kraken misspellings example, nor in the misspelled 'destroyed' word in the aforementioned meme.

Peace and blessings, V.

Signed, FI