destructor wrote:Yosarian2 wrote:destructor wrote:Yos wrote:Um, none of that is "proof" of anything. Not one of those posts was any kind of actual attack against CKD, or case against him, or pressure on him.
But they clearly show me dropping all suspicion of ckd?
Well, it certanly looks like you didn't want to go after him there in those posts. I'm not sure why you're quibbling over semantics here; you know what I mean.
Because you've never actually substantiated that claim.
You are now saying that I wasn't "acting in such a way that would actually raise the pressure on CKD," which is notably different from suggesting that I obviously and perceptibly stopped suspecting him. Are you backtracking?
You obviously and preceptibly stopped going after him, apparently in relation to his self-vote, and it looked weird to me, so I questioned it.
And so you're voting for me...why?
I think you said at some point that my case on you was all about your case on me. It is what I've posted the most about, but I don't recall you doing a heap of scum-hunting either and that is definitely a factor here.
Eh? What are you talking about? I've been scumhunting pretty consistatnly all game. In fact, the reason you're attacking me here is because I was scumhunting and trying to find out if you were scum. Contradiction much?
Most of your votes seem to have been made without a huge amount of consideration. That is, you've been going after easy targets and I've seen little evidence of you doing much to proactively catch scum.
Eh? All my votes have a lot of consideration behind them. If someone is an "easy target", that's generally because they look like scum.
I'm hoping it's clearer now why I say Yos' play was counter-intuitive as town. I'm bringing the posts up and demonstrating how they suggest that Yos' case on me was a reach. He's even said it was a leap himself.
Um...I don't see what those sentance have to do with each other.
On day 1, because I was agressivly scumhunting, I followed up on a possibility, based on some strange behavior from you and a pattern of action that seemed to imply a possible link to me. Clearly, I was wrong about you being linked to CKD. But how do you get from "Yos was scumhunting based on limited evidence on day 1 and therefore jumped to some conclusions" to "Yos's play is counterintuitive as town"?
For that matter, if I was scum, what would I stand to gain from speculating about a possible link day 1 between you and CKD?
Your case on me is a much, much bigger "reach" then my case on you ever was.
To me, it doesn't look like Yos followed a train of thought that is natural to scum-hunting - seeing point A (me unvoting ckd) and, exploring it, coming to a logical conclusion, point B (I was distancing from ckd). It looks more like he saw point A and then went about trying to connect it to a point B rather than organically arriving at it.
I saw point A, you unvoting CKD in a situation where, well, where it's totally counter-intuitive a townie would; point B, you then stopped putting pressure on CKD, and point C, you started trying to get other people to be less focused on CKD. I came to the possible conclusion that you didn't want CKD lynched at that point, for whatever reason; and even then I didn't assume you were scum, I considered that you might be linked to him, or you might have changed your mind and now thought he was town. How is that not a "natural train of thought" in scum-hunting?
I would really like to hear Raging Rabbit, Elmo, Tajo and FL comment on the cases on both me and Yos. With my case, I guess it'd be commenting on how valid Yos' points looked in context.
RR and Elmo said at the time that they didn't like my case on you. Which was fine; I certanly knew beforehand that I would take a lot of heat in suspecting someone that nearly everyone else in the game had already decided was town. But, you know, you can't worry about that when scumhunting.
I want us to win just for Yos' inevitable rant alone. -CrashTextDummie