Anons are the individuals who follow Q. The term also has broader extremist uses - some imageboard users use the term to refer to themselves, as these platforms (like 4chan and 8kun) allow users to post anonymously.

Autists are QAnon followers who specialize in decoding Q's posts to find obscure meanings and connections. The term is a reference to autism, complementing the ability of QAnon followers to find and make connections between Q's posts... Read more

Baking refers to the process of decoding and analyzing Q drops and Trump's social media posts to find obscure meanings and connections between various events and topics. Baking is a reference to Q drops being known as... Read more

Birtherism refers to conspiracy theories and discredited claims that former President Barack Obama is not a natural-born U.S. citizen and thus was ineligible to serve as President. Proponents of the theory are known as "birthers."

Breadcrumbs (or simply crumbs) is a term used to refer to the cryptic posts made by Q. The image board threads where Q's posts are dissected are called "breads."

Chemtrails refers to a conspiracy theory that the government is using aircraft to secretly spray chemical or biological agents into the atmosphere for various nefarious purposes, such as mind control, sterilization or weather manipulation, and that these... Read more

Clay Clark is a far right conspiracy theorist, podcaster and entrepreneur known for organizing the Health & Freedom Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma in April 2021 and the Reawaken America tour, a series of controversial far right conferences... Read more

The Comet Ping Pong shooting took place on December 4, 2016 in Washington, D.C., when Edgar Welch walked into the restaurant carrying an AR-15 and opened fire; no one was injured. Welch told police that he had... Read more

Comms, short for communications, refers to the cryptic messages shared by Q, former President Donald Trump, their allies and suspected members of the Deep State that are decoded by QAnon followers.