Thanks for the comments. I think perhaps you had better read the post again; you seem to have missed all of it.
The post is NOT suggesting that "Qanon" was used to refer to Q, but rather to the Q movement, the movement and community of patriots. As in "we are qanon".
There is most certainly a post by Q in December of 2018, for example, that emphasizes QA = QAnon = Hammer. Moreover, the 30 million+ instances of the expression "qanon" in 2018 are not attributed to Q, but to the community around Q.
No one I know is suggesting that Q signed on as "qanon" for any length of time. So, you're talking about potatoes while the post is talking about tomatoes, as far as I can see.
I suggest you re-read the post and read the examples given, from Q drops, about how "qanon" was actually being used by the whole community. Not specifically as a reference to Q, but in reference to the movement, the phenomena, and all of us.
Addendum: some of the points you are making are worth noting, but are not really relevant to the theme or message of the post.
I suggest you could write a post about that aspect of the Q operation, in terms of how Q emerged on the chans, and how Q signed themselves. That's also worthwhile history.
Thanks for the comments. I think perhaps you had better read the post again; you seem to have missed all of it.
The post is NOT suggesting that "Qanon" was used to refer to Q, but rather to the Q movement, the movement and community of patriots. As in "we are qanon".
There is most certainly a post by Q in December of 2018, for example, that emphasizes QA = QAnon = Hammer. Moreover, the 30 million+ instances of the expression "qanon" in 2018 are not attributed to Q, but to the community around Q.
No one I know is suggesting that Q signed on as "qanon" for any length of time. So, you're talking about potatoes while the post is talking about tomatoes, as far as I can see.
I suggest you re-read the post and read the examples given, from Q drops, about how "qanon" was actually being used by the whole community. Not specifically as a reference to Q, but in reference to the movement, the phenomena, and all of us.