I put this together on a different forum since there were several people unsure of how to read/use the clock. Thought it might be worth sharing over here. Also, wouldn’t mind feedback or additional information from other anons who might have more experience.
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Introduction - Q-Clock 101 - https://youtu.be/KS_ozUEP19s
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To start, here's a high res image of the clock: http://www.q-clock.com/images/qclock_vanilla.jpg
Good to have and reference as needed.
http://www.q-clock.com/ This site does most of the work, showing which date arrays (in a straight line outwards from the minute markers on the clock) to look at.
The idea is to check all the posts that land on the blue-circled dates within the corresponding arrays.
The site also has the minute markers below the table that pull up a large image of all the posts for each marker.
That's the easy way.
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To do it manually, you would use the table on that site to figure out which minute markers to look at, check it against the clock, make note of all the dates you need to search, pull up the posts on an aggregator site and comb through them for relevant information.
I've found Qalerts to be better for pulling multiple dates, though I prefer Qagg for keyword searches.
Here's an example:
For 4/29, the markers are [39] [11] [09] [31]
Find the marker on the clock and write down all the dates along the array circled in blue:
https://qalerts.app/?q=may+15%7Csep+12%7Cnov+11%7Cmar+11%7Cjul+09%7Cmay+04%7Coct+31
Qalerts query: may 15|sep 12|nov 11|mar 11|jul 09|may 04|oct 31
[39]
05/15
09/12
11/11
03/11
07/09
05/04
10/31
https://qalerts.app/?q=dec+18%7Cfeb+16%7Capr+17%7Cjun+16%7Caug+15%7Cfeb+11%7Cfeb+06%7Cjun+05
Qalerts query: dec 18|feb 16|apr 17|jun 16|aug 15|feb 11|feb 06|jun 05
[11]
12/18
02/16
04/17
06/16
08/15
02/11
02/06
06/05
Qalerts query: feb 14|apr 15|jun 14|aug 13|dec 11|feb 09|apr 10|dec 06|jun 03|oct 01
[09]
02/14
04/15
06/14
08/13
12/11
02/09
04/10
12/06
06/03
10/01
Qalerts query: jan 07|mar 08|sep 04|nov 03|mar 03|may 02|dec 28|feb 26|apr 26|jun 25
[31]
01/07
03/08
09/04
11/03
03/03
05/02
12/28
02/26
04/26
06/25
It's a bit of work to do manually, and a LOT of posts to skim through, but that's where Autism might help. Hey, maybe you should get vaccinated!
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Lastly, the site mentioned in the introduction video: https://qpress.org/q-clock/ This site is an easier way to pull SOME of the posts. It's not nearly as thorough, and I've even noticed some dates that don't actually line up, but if it gets more eyes on posts I consider that a win.