What do you suspect me for?Grampa Simpson wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 1:21 amI don't strongly suspect you right nowHugh Jass wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 1:00 amDo you suspect me for being absent up until the last half hour or so?Grampa Simpson wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:46 amyou just made me ISO myself, and I resent thatHugh Jass wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 12:26 am Can't do better than voting Mafia. It's pretty disingenuous to label it as an OMGUS vote, I clearly mentioned your behavior of obsessing over inactives as well as your comment accompanying the vote. Also an omgus would imply that you actually suspected me rather than just a joke vote.
This is a bullshit argument. You tagging me and mentioning me throughout the phase when I haven't even entered the thread doesn't align with that at all. I'd accept that if I was already here and doing nothing or dipped, and you wanted to hear more about me. It comes off more as scum having trouble engaging with the happenings of the thread and creating content, and then using inactives to that end. It's a cheap way of selling an engaged and concerned vibe.
Post 425: Case in point in this post. It's an awful post, even worse is I, a no poster, is mentioned in it. Like how was I even worthy of mentioning at all in it as an option. The "seems better thzn chopping a no-show in Hugh" is ridiculous. It's the scum having troubled to create genuine substance I'm talking about. You're using that bit as a way to sell of your vote and fluffing your post. Same with Milhouse there.
I haven't read everything yet.
I tagged you one singular time before D2 (and it was after people started pressuring Homer for dipping, so seems relevant to the situation at the time of you still not having posted by then), mentioned you a couple times when talking about zero posters (a shocking twist that you, a zero poster, would be mentioned in such a thing)
anyways, where I come from, inactivity ends up being a scum-tell more often than it doesn't
that may not be the case here and I accept that, and I am trying to not base my reads and moves solely off of that
Speaking of "here," is there any way to see vote history?
I'm pretty sure when I switched my vote to Lisa at the end of D1, I was the only voter on her, or maybe the second (leave obvious room for error here since apparently my memory is absolute garbage). Who did I sell my vote to? Then I switched to the Milhouse wagon, which clearly parses since, as you describe, I'm "weirdly obsessed" with inactives
(even though my case on Milhouse went beyond simply not being here: it was based on him coming by to drop a single town/scum wall and then disappearing again; not participating and then showing up to offer no actionable reads before going back to not participating is not town-y, and in a world of claims and spew, seemed as good a choice as any)
To the thread, to anyone reading your posts. I didn't mean it as in you trying to get people to join on that wagon, more like selling it as legitimate I guess.
What was suspicious about him dropping that town/scum wall? Did you have no other wolf read from D1?
The issue with a slank read is that they kind of crumble if the person comes back and starts genuinely contributing.
I don't like your contributions, of course, but it's substance, and so early in the day I'm not feeling like you're "best chance to be a wolf," especially with a solid half of the players not yet here
What I find suspicious about town/scum walls is that they are easily abandoned or manipulated. It just encourages the reader to inject their own bias, and then the person who made the wall can play off that instead of coming up with anything themselves. A "this is towny" or "this is wolfy" here or there isn't a big deal, but if a wall of "town" and "wolf" is all that's offered, I find it really difficult to see it as anything more than noise
the only options available to a reader are to pressure for info, agree with a read and inject your own reasoning, or disagree with a read and inject your own reasoning
the latter two options are particularly problematic because you can get the replier to make your case for you. it's free real estate reads
I haven't had strong "they will flip wolf" reads yet. I did when Homer first did his thing (intro, then flat out rejected participating), and then when Flanders did his thing (refusing to justify reads, just expecting us to listen to him). The first... is on ice because Marge was really insistent it was "good enough for D1" and then other wagons took up speed. I am rather interested in what Homer does D2 and if Marge still hard defends him. The second evaporated the second Flanders spewed himself clear.
Not sure what this line is a response to, or about.
I guess you can respond to this one alongside my first question. Interested in what you don't like about it.
I'm not sure how exactly they can play off of it. When they start posting more, wouldn't they be forced to actually to come up with something themselves? Like I'm not sure how it is so agenda-y which makes me unable to see how it's inherently scummy on its own. Is your issue with it the reactions its provide that can then be used by the when making it to fake cases? If so, aren't reaction reads a staple of civilian reads? What made this one evil?
Fair enough. Do you usually find suspicious not participation or shitposts by default? Also if it isn't against the rules, could you share which forum do you usually play at?