Here are things that led me to vote for you. Like I said, I don't want a mislynch, I'm going with what I see. Show me something else.
1. Saying faust was not scummy and 20 posts later saying he was without saying why.
I think it is very bad to find a player scummy for exploring the strategic theory space of a game. I don't agree with faust but I certainly don't find him scummy for posting a lot at the start. The posts haven't been empty, either.
It certainly does stand out, though. I think I am glad you noticed that.
I find myself agreeing with mail-mi *gasp* that both faust and Walrus have been a little scummy so far.
2. supporting chairs and then suddenly saying you're fine with his lynch.
3. Doggedly sticking to a Robz vote without actually reading him as scum, instead saying you don't have any idea how to read him or were trying to get the game moving again.
Robz has not yet explained his vote on me.
You supplied the reason yourself.
But you did not confirm it until now.
This is all fantastically silly. Do you actually think I'm scum? Because you sometimes play this erratically as town I have to try to figure out if your anti-town, confusing, unhelpful play is just normal or scum Robz. It's very frustrating.
I am however fine with my vote still on you right now. Everyone who was voting for Robz, please come back!
I guess my question to these three people is why does what you say, "1 post" being "anti-town" and "hat hanging" equal scummy?
The alternative is to never vote, ever.
That isn't answering my question...
Yeah, that was phrased poorly. So: I am expecting to find scum in lower posters. I am expecting scum to hang back, ish. I am expecting Robz not to play on D1. I am expecting Robz to sorta play D1 if called out on it. Early on D1, I can see all these things being true at once.
Also, it got Walrus to move to Robz after I voted for him! That's interesting, and likely useful down the road. It's the first time someone has reached three votes, and how else do you get the game moving without wagons? This is not to say I am voting for reactions. They're a happy outcome.
4. Repeated comments that you distrust yuma, Walrus or me, but never saying why or following up with votes.
example 1:
I like both the Walrus and EFHW wagons/cases. I am trying to decide which one I want to join.
You never voted for either of us (until this afternoon).
example 2:
OK, I think I can narrow down the lynch pool a bit more right now. Right off the bat I'm going to eliminate myself. Cool? Cool. [clip....]
I have a secret confession to make. I think I actually really really really like the Walrus case.
Though I also like my vote on Robz still, who is voting for chairs, for what I perceive as very weak reasons.
Here you do give a reason for voting Robz - weak case on chairs, but you never come back to it.
example 3:
(from me)
Am I the only one who finds this suspicious (manufactured b/c Eevee knows Robz well)? I know Voltaire agreed w/me that Robz would indeed say that as scum.
Yes, and I still agree with you. Yuma (CAUTION: Crazy assumptions to follow), EFHW is saying that Eevee is defending Robz for towncred, because he knows Robz will flip town. While the rest of us, not knowing Robz's alignment, can easily see the play that Eevee says is town as scum.
Or I could go with my gut. Walrus/yuma scumteam.
5. There are also comments suggesting distrust without saying it, like you are trying to drop in a negative comment without seeming to accuse - the same thing Walrus thought I was doing.
example 1:
Fascinating unusual behavior by yuma, as far as I can tell, but I see no reason to be concerned by it right now.
example 2:
Yuma is starting to behave a little more clearly like town!yuma, I think, so I am going to try to push those other scenarios out of my head and re-evaluate today.
I see there have been quite a few posts while I've been typing/looking for quotes. I'm not caught up with those, just so you know.