No, I am not associated with QAnon, and that I share an alias with their supposed leader(s) is a complete coincidence; I picked 'Q' as an alias name before I knew about QAnon, and when I did find out, it was already too late to change.

I do not endorse, try to promote, agree with, or in any way want to align myself with QAnon's claims, statements, or actions, nor do I believe them. I suggest you to take the same route. I will, however, state that their flag looks very amateur and silly. I also find their claims to be very silly.

If you have had bad experiences with QAnon, such as harassment, any sort of pressure to do anything, please reach out to professionals for help, or go to either r/QAnonCasualties or r/ReQovery. I personally never had anything to do with them, but I can imagine the sort of harm they can cause, judging by their claims alone. Please stay vigilant, and always look at who is making what types of claims – they very well could have ill intentions.

I don't know, can you?

Yes, you may use my music in any of your projects as long as you give appropriate credit. More information can be found here.

This website exists solely for the purposes of precisely documenting any important activity of mine. This includes, first and foremost, entire pages about the mysteries I cover, but also general news, or other info pages.

I made this website, with my own ten fingers, using HTML, Sass (compiled to CSS), and some JavaScript. There is no CMS, no framework, nor a stack; any and all functionality is achieved via plain JavaScript.
Also, there may or may not be various secrets on this website. Perhaps hidden in plain sight. Who knows?
The inline icons, such as the one you see after some links, are all from Remix Icon.

The pages are served as raw, unedited .html files. Normally, this would mean that you must append the string .html at the end of every page. For example, the URL for this page would then not be https://q-file.com/faq, but https://q-file.com/faq.html. However, this looks very unclean and amateur, so I removed the need for that. Beyond that, I changed a couple other things, namely removing the prefix www. from the main website URL, removing the 'trailing slash', as well as adding some 301 redirects. The latter two hopefully make the site easier to navigate.

Outside of news and adding new content, I will likely update this site irregularly, whenever I feel like it.

Last, but definitely not least, the adorable character you see at the bottom of most pages is Embry. She's a character I created, with the intent of lightening the atmosphere of this site; her whimsy and colourful look contrasts nicely with the almost greyscale dark theme of this site. You can read more about Embry here.

You can @ me on Mastodon. I believe there's a feature to make that @ private, effectively making it a direct message.

I don't feel comfortable giving out an e-mail address, as I feel that would violate my privacy, even if it's a mask.

First, I want to define content as any medium I created that is not an image or photo, such as a video, article, etc.

Yes, you may. If you simply want to use my findings as sources/references, go right ahead. If you want to feature actual content I made (e.g., a video), the topic becomes a little more complicated.

My content (excluding my music) is typically licensed under the Standard YouTube License. It basically states that I retain full ownership of the content while granting YouTube the right to display the content. In addition, it inhibits others from using that content without my permission.
Hereby, I grant the permission to feature my content in an educational context; if your article, video, or other project is about some topic, you are allowed to feature any content I made about that same topic, but only if you give proper, noticeable, and explicit credit by naming that piece of content as well as my name.
You're not allowed to simply redistribute my content in any way for any reason in any context.
However, I still fully retain the right to take appropriate action if I view your use of my content as not transformative enough, if I view your use of my content as illegitimate, or if I view that your use of my content may hurt my identity.

Personal interest; cases I find interesting are also ones I am likely to investigate. These could include, but aren't limited to:

• Murders
• Frauds
• Disappearances
• Online mysteries (e.g. Cicada 3301)

You could also recommend mystries/cases on Mastodon.

At this time, no. I work on my own. I find that I can work a lot better when I am the only person on the team, as I then have complete control over every aspect of what I do. Of course, there's a couple downsides to working alone, e.g. too few minds to compare different theories.

Here are some tips:

• Always have an open mind; Be ready to face contradictions and different opinions.
• Gather all data you can find.
• Filter the unimportant data from the important data.
• Visualize the entire thing; Create some sort of visual connection between each part. I suggest using Obsidian for this.
• Write down theories as you go, and mark them with the date you theorized about it. This will help you see your progress.
• Take breaks; Don't overuse your mind on the case. If you get frustrated, take a short break. It does help.

You can contribute by investigating cases yourself too, and then post your findings online. Additionally, you can join the Revolt server to post your findings. Lastly, you can follow me on my socials.

I, at this time, do not ask for any payments.