Jack wrote:Kelly Chen
got into that long argument that I disagreed with and just seems scummy.
Would you still disagree with it if you suppose, as I did, that there was no evidence in advance to think that chaotic_diablo's argument was deliberately shoddy?
TCS
: Look back to
this post for why I first voted him.
Later thoughts:
I assume in response to receiving two votes, TCS made his
big analysis post. He suggested pablito was the best bet for scum. In his next post, he also rated me pretty high, saying "See, that's why I ranked Kelly Chen so high on my list. I think for this whole game she's been making mountains out of molehills and that just plain stinks to me." But no vote comes from this analysis. It makes me feel that the post really was an effort at self-defense (which TCS has definitely seemed concerned about) but didn't mean business as far as scum-hunting.
I could see this as a playstyle thing, but he had no qualms about jumping on the Masterchief bandwagon. He voted and unvoted me when I called him on not placing any movement-making votes, and then invited people (specifically Jack) to join in on lynching me, but he didn't vote even here. I don't see a lot of conviction behind what TCS says.
I already said this, but "are you voting me because you're a cop?" is a bad sign.
molestargazer
: This guy is weird. Paranoid about rocking the boat and being considered scummy.
He hasn't done that much, but he did also join in voting Masterchief, a very easy thing to do. And it's a small thing, but he preceded this with "I think I've found my vote" which strikes me badly. I don't know if it's because it still sounds a little uncertain or because it seems to be a promise of unhelpful inflexibility for the rest of the day. Like you can only vote for one person in a day.
This response to me seems off... Surely I can call a three-person bandwagon scummy without implying there are four scum. I have to say I don't much like that he took my question as asking about his feelings about his own scumminess. It
is
clear he understood I was at least in addition asking about the other two.
I asked him why he wouldn't comment on the scumminess of pablito or TCS, and he replied
Because I know from past experience in this game that if you FoS or Vote for someone for someone else's reasons (TCSs, which would be most of what I'd use), then it leads to people thinking I'm more scummy. Obviously, I don't want that.
So he will withhold opinions he actually possesses? Or is he saying he would copy TCS's reasons because they're valid, not because he agrees with them?
I guess we should interpret that molestar thinks pablito is suspicious due reasons TCS gave in his big analysis post. The amount of praise molestar heaped on that post is pretty alarming, by the way. He compliments it or seems to be relying on it in five posts that I counted.
molestargazer called Masterchief the #2 person he "wouldn't mind lynching," unvoted, and then said as an explanation "The lynch won't work." I don't understand what that means or how it's consistent. (I also don't understand what Jack claims to have misread in post 355. It does seem to me that
at best
mole was saying that he unvoted Masterchief because he stood little probability of being lynched.)
For #3 I'll pick
neongrey
. Her posts are empty. When I singled her out for commenting on CD's shoplifting metaphor but nothing else, she replies:
194 wrote:Yeah, I felt like commenting on that, because it seemed entirely tangential. To be perfectly frank, I'm more inclined to look at -you- for how you ran with it so far.
209 wrote:Look, he practically yelled 'look, a distraction!' at you and you not only looked at the distraction, you ambled along after it.
That -is- suspicious to me, on both your parts, him for trying to throw you off track like that, and you for letting him.
Way to cast suspicion around and also not take a side. Not to mention that I never commented on the shoplifting metaphor slash distraction at all.
neongrey
goes next.