It also just kills me that SA chose to target diedre today. I would love to hear a case from them.
You're essentially an IC as far as anyone is willing to argue, and you're the one who said it has to be a newbie scum team, and what other newbies am I left voting for? I have so little information to go on, so I'm left having to trust stuff you've said. In contrast, you've got a PR, which you lied about, meaning my reasoning based on it was screwy, because I wasn't experienced enough to have noticed that it was a possibility. You've also just got lots more experience in forum mafia than I have, and you've shown you're better at reads by shooting Calamitas and Seprix in the night.
In addition to that stuff, diedre is just being such a derp-newbie that I find it forced and unbelievable. I just find it easier to believe that someone's faking it than to believe he's really not sure about half of the stuff he asks such obvious questions about. The latest example is the NK last night, though that's after I put my vote on him. Anyway, I put the vote there because I'm suspicious of him, and also because I wanted to be first on a scummy person, rather than hammering a townie person, and I'd hoped things might progress while I was stuck unable to post for the next day.
Also, as for me and hammering, when I first had the opportunity to hammer chairs (which you were
strongly encouraging), you scumread me for backing out when I said I wasn't really sure and didn't want to take the decision when I was just on a short break in the middle of a business meeting and couldn't consider things properly. So then I did finally hammer him and he was town after all, and that was bad :-( With RR, too, you were asking for someone to hammer, and it looked like it had to be him or me, so I followed you. And then that was bad too. I agree that record doesn't look good, but you've seen the lengths I've gone to to tabulate interactions and look for scum tells, and all that stuff just isn't working out for me, so having a town person to trust was appealing.