Lynch all lurkers. Vote: ashersky
Vote: Robz
That felt really disingenuous. I think we need to be wary that not ALL scum are lurkers, and that not all infrequent posting is lurking. Furthermore, I think we need to be careful to note that certain people, like myself or Robz, can choose how frequent our posting patterns are, regardless of our alignment. I'm especially wary (personally) of people (scum) using the policy as a backbone to their votes.
Sorry, I'm following a literal lynch all lurkers policy. If you had let drunk-double-doctor-with-50-posts-the-entire-game-Grujah win, you would too.
Disregarding anything I might've ever said in the QT to that game:
Nope, I wouldn't have ever let that happen.
However, that's partially my point. You can't take it as a flatline literal policy. If there are 5 people playing, A, B, C, D and E, and their post spread is 500, 450, 425, 425, 300 respectively, then player E is by definition "lurking", as he's 120 posts under the "average", but I don't think voting him for "lurking" would be fair. His contributions are 1/7th the total in a game of 5. He's not pulling his weight, sure, but it's not excessive.
My point is that I agree with the policy, when the policy makes sense. The votes on Grujah yesterday made sense to me because he's an evil, lurking scum. As soon as he joined the game in earnest, I unvoted (even if he's still evil scum >
). I don't think your vote on Ash however, was as genuine, and I don't think it makes as much sense, especially RL D2 of the game. Let's look back in 3-4 days at post count and see how it stands. Right now, post count voting seems a little irrelevant to me.