A big question I've had since I learned about Q is how all of us that are invested in it can operate as a unit. Coordination is a good way to figure out something as complex as Q.
I was wondering what everyone's professional or semi-professional background is and how they use that in their research. For example, I am (Was. Got laid off) logistics coordinator so I look at the Q posts from that angle.
Obviously you don't have to be super specific but what do you guys do and how does that effect your experience with Q? I'd like to make a list of each user and their specialty and coordinate a Q group on Telegram or some other sight for communications.
There's still a lot of unanswered questions and details in the Q-Drops. That's before adding in things like Deltas, the Q-Clock and the whole movie poster thing. If the detective novel is good most readers try to solve the crime as they read the book or watch the movie. Ya dig?
Musician too huh? What instrument? I assume from the link maybe guitar? Also you can look into web domains? I guess what info does that gleam? I guess you're able to see where domains are registered?
Who is .net of course will show you domain reg, but more involved programmers use the black box terminal to find out how it resolves. Where it bounces around too, but whois.net will show you, unless the person has a private registration, in which case you can't see who registered it, but you can see where it is hosted.
I play a 12 string 1982 guild . I write articles no one understands, like the difference between writing with a pen and a key board and what it does to the brain. .
I am simple!
Ahhh. I see. Thank you for that. I didn't know how to analyze domains. I only got computer savvy in anyway shape or form when I started working as a coordinator. Thank you.