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-- How do you know that? --

I see the original Q-drops at an 8ch.net webpage. There they have no hover balloons.

I see reasonably faithful COPIES of the originals at various Q-drop aggregator sites. The headers are different, and the aggregator assigns his own number, some where around #1173 right about now. That assignment is NOT in the original.

Also, timestamps vary in form from the original, with one aggregator (not the one I refer to) using EST zone.

Here are headers from one aggregator ...

#1173:
Apr 17 2018 07:15:15 Anonymous 1074950
Apr 17 2018 07:18:17 Q !xowAT4Z3VQ 1074969

Same headers in the original:

Anonymous 04/17/18 (Tue) 07:15:15 fefb85 No.1074950
Q !xowAT4Z3VQ 04/17/18 (Tue) 07:18:17 551e62 No.1074969

I studied some aggregator page generator source code by qcodefag (the first aggregator), and it includes code that assigns "decoding" to certain Q notions. Everything with a dotted underline at the aggregator website has an associated "decode bubble."

None of that decoding is assigned to Q, unless Q is also the aggregator, and I doubt that.