Mod, with
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3 inactive players (Ice9, Budja, Ponky, and
Jebus
(Jebus just said he will post before deadline)) and a replacement for Azhrei hasn't came through, I ask that you reconsider the deadline extension.
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Goat 257 wrote:Her post called about 50% of the game "milky" and she listed 1/3 of the game as players she would be willing to lynch but made no effort to do so.
I think we have an honest disagreement here. Personally I think spring was attempting to let people know that she had been following the game and was telling us where she stood currently. I do not contend that she
specifically
shyed away from voting a player because she didn't have a solid stance but rather because she was prepared to deal with the rush of responses that rightfully followed.
She made it clear who she wanted to vote, and nothing indicated that she wasn't going to cast a vote in a reasonable time after that (which she did).
Goat 257 wrote:You had no problem when I did that to the other 3, but you find it suspicious when I attack spring in much the same fashion. What's the difference?
fhq and Budja hadn't made a solid stance since the beginning of this game, much moreso in the case of Budja than fhq, but a majority of their posts are defensively oriented, so I agree with you there and there's no sense in arguing the point.
I disgaree with the same suggestions as they apply to spring.
Goat 257 wrote:They can wait and see what happens and pick and choose what wagon they want if applicable. Getting people to commit to a vote now is a good thing for a variety of reasons.
This is a good point, and I don't disagree that a person should be voting, especially on D1.
What frustrates me is that spring's post came off as anticipatory and rightfully so. She knew she was going to get several responses from everyone after she made it, and so for her to say who her top suspects were gave us the opportunity to say, "Ok, I think this one is good, but not this one" in order to persuade her. It was more or less a formality that she vote Budja, given the fact that Budja hasn't been particularly interested in scumhunting or helping the town. If she had voted Budja a few posts before she did, I don't see how it would've made much of a difference in this case. She made it clear that she suspected him, she made it clear that her vote would likely go that way on account of the deadline, everything she did was indicative of where the vote was going.
So it frustrates me that you would challenge her on this point, knowing the position she was in with, like I said, an anticipatory post like hers.
Goat 257 wrote:I've said this before, but there is a huge difference between expressing willingness to lynch and actually doing something to achieve that.
You don't think by puting "Note: so and so would be a good lynch candidate" in her notes is doing something to achieve a lynch when she posts it for everyone to see?
Goat 257 wrote:Secondly, I have pressured many of those same players for the exact same thing, which is not placing a vote or making any effort to achieve a lynch before deadline.
Absolutely, but what makes spring worse to you than the others seems ingenuine to me.
Goat 257 wrote:Where have I generalized any of your points?
When you said this,
Goat 253 wrote:Also, I thought [RC was] "interested in seeing how my pressure on spring turned out."
knowing that the context of that statement was not as positive as you made it appear.
Additionally, you're trying to frame me in such a way that I would have an equal level of suspicions of spring that I would have of Budja/fhq/don, which has not been the case.
You're asking me why I see a difference between Budja and spring's recent activity when I think there is a clear cut difference between the two. To generalize both of them by saying they both hadn't voted is, in my opinion, completely ignoring the context of the game.
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don 260 wrote:noone said the post was completely concocted.
fhq 231 wrote:Reading back the responses about the amount of mistakes she made,
it seems to me these 'notes' weren't made during the game, but rather after the fact
.
fhq 252 wrote:Again, I feel these 'notes' were made after the fact
, which is evident in the number of 'minor' mistakes you made, some of which now should alter your view on some people
Goat 221 wrote:Based on the way you repeat this, I'm guessing [RC's] working under the assumption that spring was following the game and collecting evidence all along, and just chose to drop it all on us now.
Why do you assume this is the case rather than the
also plausible (and I would argue more likely) assumption that she just went back and read the game
?
(emphasis added to previous 3 quotes).
don 246 wrote:your mistakes seem less reasonable as "mistakes". I believe your intent is to misdirect town.
don, I will retract lumping your name into this general sentiment (of her post being fake), but with post 246 I think you can understand why I had it in the front of my mind that you weren't opposed to this argument. The point you were making is that she posted it delibrately to mislead, so I assumed you were in agreement with Goat and fhq's sentiments from above.
But to correct your statment, yes, people are arguing that her post was concoted.
don 260 wrote:also, how do you get this conclusion from my quote above?
I used it as more of a springboard to establish my frustration with the argument between you two.
"spring, he was stealing haiku... you not clarifying this is scummy!"
It just made me want to say, "Come on don, really?"
don 260 wrote:my current issue with her has very little to do with her lurking, and much to do with her misrepresentation of information in this game. yes, i find you more suspicious than some of the players who have not contributed as much. your entire post is opinion. you produce no evidence that Spring's notes are in any way accurate.
Her representation of me, Budja, fhq, Spolium, and others seems fair and what I about what I would expect someone with limited information to take from the game. Her conclusions, for the most part, are acceptable and rational sounding.
I think you showed a couple of comments she made in her own personal notes that weren't completely accurate, as reasonable, townie players sometimes get people's intentions wrong at one point or another. But when you say things like this,
don 200 wrote:your analysis seems ripe with misrepresentations(not just of me).
I have to stop and question why. I have specifically asked you in particular if you want me to consider a serious case against spring then I would advise you to please lay it out a little more clearly.
Most of the points you have against her are dervied in speculation over what you meant when you made a post, to which you inherently have the advantage over any other player. Like spring, I have to read your comments and come to the conclusion as to whether or not spring came up with a reasonable "note" on the post, but, don, I can't tell you how hard that is for you to prove to me knowing that you could, and I contend you are, pick on her for every minor thing in order to pad an argument.
(And if anyone was confused with the argument I made here,
I don't blame you.
This is exactly why I think the bickering between don and spring is trivial, and it's why I hate arguments that are so grounded in speculation over what one person thought that another player meant.)
don 260 wrote:you produce no evidence to show that her post is accurate. yes, she mentions that budja is scummy, but instead of producing evidence to the fact, she reduces one of his posts to "flowers and sunshine". that is blatant misrep.
As I said, I have no problem with the majority of her interpretations. I think they sound accurate for uncensored shorthand that a player takes as they go through a thread. Do I argue that I think a townie should do something like this? No. Do I think it's likely that she's trying to misrepresent you and Budja specifically? No.
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Lynx 262 wrote:Don, why the unvote? You seemed pretty set on Spring as scum. She wasn't in any real imminent danger of being lynched.
I'm wondering this myself.
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don 266 wrote:i would think determining
whether ort not SL's post was genuine
would be an extremely important issue as opposed to needless.
don had to determine whether or not spring's "notes" post was genuine or artificial... right after he got through telling me in post 260 that he never considered her notes to be concoted.
I do not retract my argument from earlier, don is still in the group with Goat and fhq.
Additionally, I think him putting me at L-6 with 2 days left until the deadline is a foolhardy, suspicious move.
FoS: don_johnson