Ichimaru, you are currently voting Voltaire. You didn't really mention any reasons, and when you tag on to reasons other people have made it is called sheeping and it is not a good place to be. However, looking at another person's case against someone and understanding why that someone is scummy is fine for a new player. What your job as a new player to do is evaluate the pros/cons of each case and decide which one you like the best and go there. Then instead of trying to create your own case (which can be tough) you can expand on an existing case by starting what points you think are good or bad.
My question to you: what case do you think is the best case right now? Faust, Voltaire, Ashersky, and liopoil all have some sort of case or vote against them. What reasons do you have for saying that person is the scummiest?
You are right. I have heard that term before, but was unaware exactly what it meant.
I don't see much of a case against Ash. From what I understand, it's mostly based of him not doing what he normally does--analyzing the set a ton and having a plan. Considering this setup, that doesn't really strike me as scummy.
The case on Faust makes more sense.
Faust- first post is a joke about getting lynched D1. Second post he jumps on ash for claiming and says ash is a good mislynch. Mentions policy lynching Voltaire for bringing up mass flavor-claiming. He then throws out some "helpful" stuff about the setup. He has said a bit here or there since then, but it hasn't helped me shake the feeling that Faust is scum.
I will join Zhang Fei and vote: Faust
This I mostly agree with. But I still don't see it as strong as the case against Voltaire. I only have one vote, and that's going to who I personally think is scummiest.
Concerning Voltaire, there are several things that make him the scummiest in my mind.
1. The really high post count. At the last count, he was significantly higher than anyone else. While this could be interpreted as just active town, I read it as a scum attempt to get town credit.
2. Lekkit's argument against Voltaire had a number of strong points that I agree with. Voltaire's assurance that Mafia could really only claim VT just strikes me as odd, like he knows something that the rest of us don't.
(mostly going off of what Lekkit said from here on)
3. His response to Yuma's rebuttal of his secret case seemed really scummy to me. Not a lot of substance there, and an overall slippery feeling from that post. Like he was trying really hard to cast attention anywhere but himself.
4. And the way the whole secret case thing was handled in general.
Case on liopoil. I must admit I don't know much about it. I'll have to go back and look it over to see what I think of it.