[numberonepal]

Ask numberonepal. He knows.

These are "fonts" that you can use on Twitter. Essentially they are HTML characters rather than fonts. For instance the one we keep seeing:

Q̸̼͔͕̗͚̟̉̄̄͝a̷̞̗̺̐̔̚ṇ̶̨̢̦͚͚̜͇̯̉̓̑̉̏͋̕͝ö̴̡̟̥͔̟̞̯̠̳́ͅṇ̵̫̭͔̈́̓͆̄̈́̋̈́̓͘͠

This takes up 68 characters rather than the 5 for a simple QANON. The browser reads it in a totally different way using HTML characters. I'll spare you the boring details on how that works.

This site called Twitter Fonts is where you can go to get some "font" flair for your twit posts. You type something in and it gives you a crazy font versions of what you entered.

For example:

🅵🆁🅴🅴🆀
【F】【R】【e】【e】【Q】
F҉R҉e҉e҉Q҉
F♥R♥e♥e♥Q

Go there and have some fun.

[pa_dweller]

These are “fonts” that you can use on Twitter. Essentially they are HTML characters rather than fonts.
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Thank you.

[Bigg Red]

Thanks for the helpful information.